PLAN

A map, chart, or design; being a delineation or projection on a plane sur• face of the ground lines or' a house, farm, street, city, etc., reduced in absolute length, but preserving their relative positions and proportion. Jenney v. Des Moines, 103 Iowa,, 347, 72 N. W. 550; We the rill v. Pennsyl• vania B. tJo., 195 Pa. 156, 45 Atl. 658. PLANT, The fixtures, tools, · machinery, and apparatus which are nece ary to carry on a trade or busine . Wharton. South• ern Bell Tel. Co. v. D'Alemberte, 39 Fla. 25, 21 South. 570; Slo -Sheffield Steel Co. v. Mobley, 139 Ala. 425, 36 s'outh. 181; Maxwell v. Wilmington Dental Mfg. Co. (C. C.) 77 Fed. 941.:rLANTATION, In English. law. A colony; an original settlement in a new country. See 1 BI. Comm. 107. In Am.eric an law. A farm; a large cul• tivil.ted estate. Used chiefly in the south• ern states. In North Carolina., "plantation" signifies the land a man owns which he is cultivating more or le in annual crops. Strictly,it designate a 1 the place planted; but in wills 1t is generally used to. denote more than the inclosed and cultivated fields, and to take in the nece ar:, woodland, and, indej!d, commonly!all the land forming the parcel or parcels und~r culture u one farm, or even what is worked by one, set 32 N:t· 431., ~f hands. Stowe v. Davis, PLAT, or [s. 908]