To constitute a domicile by choice both actual residence and the intention to make it the permanent home are required.
For some purposes what is called a temporary domicile is sufficient, but in questions of marriage and succession it is the permanent domicile that determines the decision.
It is a legal principle that the wife takes the domicile of her husband.
Domicile is often an important question in determining the efficacy of legal citations, the validity of marriage, the right of succession to property, &c.
A permanent domicile may be constituted by birth, by choice, or by operation of the law.
As a general rule the old domicile, and especially the domicile of origin, continues till a new one has been acquired.
Moscow by virtue of the ministerial circular of 1880, granting the right of domicile to the Jews living there before that date.
The first step in the direction of complete emancipation ought to be the immediate grant of the right of domicile all over the Empire.
A Latin domiciled in Rome always enjoyed a limited suffrage in the Comitia, and a pretended domicile might easily be invented for a temporary resident.
By an accident he came to relate it to Luther six months later, when the latter had written to him in great despondency, describing his lonely life and the disorderly state of his domicile which needed very much the care of a woman's hand.
He did not receive them into his own domicile in the cloister where he lived, but found shelter for them with kind citizens of the town.
For I had resolved, the opportunity offering, to make an attempt to enter my own domicile that very night.
Frau Krieger, the widow of a Prussian officer of high rank, had reserved the salon and one or two adjoining rooms for her own use, and saw with pride the remainder of her domicile turned into barracks by General von Waldenmeer and his staff.
Once more the gossips became busy with what Jess would or should do, especially as he seemed to have brought back sufficient means to at once build a respectable dwelling place, the upper half fitted for a domicile and the lower for a store.
Sometimes I received insulting remarks and was informed of the barred domicile that should be mine if I had my just deserts.
John Law was abroad in the town, seeking eagerly for the hungry and homeless, for by such was his barred domicile tenanted.
On discharge they are sent to their legal domicile if without fixed home or regular means of subsistence, but if they cannot establish a legal settlement they are handed over to the Poor Law Authority.
Now Mrs Roper was a respectable lady, who kept a boarding-house in Burton Crescent, and to whom Mrs Eames had been strongly recommended when she was desirous of finding a specially safe domicile for her son.
I can readily fancy the tiny hornet making a commotion at one end of this leafy domicile and the next instant catching the evicted caterpillar "on a fly" at the other.
To the end of the box was suspended a rope, which touched the ground, by which the animal descended from and ascended to its domicile at pleasure.
It is probable that it had been borne from its domicile in some hayrick, and, observing the swan, had made for it as an ark of safety, in the hope of prolonging its life.
Embarking again at the head of the creek, with a strong favoring tide, we reached our floating domicile at dark.
Without further mishap we went straight to the domicile of an English gentleman, who had politely planned the party.
The occupants of the secluded domicile gambled incessantly.
The earth is, it seems, a domicile which has outlasted more than one race of tenants.
And we now ask that the minor be not returned to the domicile of the said guardian but that she be confided to some member of her family who shall be designated by the judge.
When we reached the domicile of La Pablos, we found that our arrival had been duly announced.
He seemed a man of fifty, and his own appearance was as curious as the domicile he inhabited.
His habits were retired--no overture to intimacy had been made--beyond the detached portion of his mansion where I had been located at the first, the rest of his domicile was to me a terra incognita.
I found it a very different concern; and had the domicile belonged to La Trappe, business could not have been carried on more quietly than it was.
Rest assured, that the entry into the admiral's domicile shall be peacefully achieved.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "domicile" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
