domicile|domiciles in English

noun

[dom·i·cile || 'dɒmɪsaɪl]

house, dwelling place

Use "domicile|domiciles" in a sentence

1. Bottomry or respondentia The following must be stated: The kind, name and registry of the vessels The name ,surname and domicile of the captain The names , surnames and domiciles of the person

2. Domicile is distinct from nationality.

3. Military service entails frequent changes of domicile.

4. His last known domicile was 10 New Street, Cambridge.

5. A person retains a domicile until it is abandoned.

6. In 1708 Jews without right of domicile in Bytom were …

7. This is my own private domicile and I will not be harassed.

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9. Military service also brings about major and frequent changes of domicile.

10. More important for most purposes of private law than citizenship is domicile.

11. Name, domicile of origin , address , residence and occupation of the proxy making the application any.

12. In Diva much of the shooting highlights the interiors of the domiciles of the two main protagonists, Jules and Borodin.

13. You are mentally optimistic and expansive about your family or your domicile now.

14. Essentially, "domicile" is just a legal term for the place where you live.

15. These will in most cases make it easier for tax exiles to acquire a foreign domicile.

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17. Article 3 A sole proprietorship enterprise's main place of business shall be its domicile.

18. (16) Local ACIs have their declared professional domicile within less than 60 kilometres from the meeting venue.

19. Article 39 A legal person's domicile shall be the place where its main administrative office is located.

20. However, Qing subjects residing north of the Amur River were permitted to "retain their domiciles in perpetuity under the authority of the Manchu government".

21. A legal person's domicile shall be the place where its main administrative office is located.

22. 90 See the broad definition of a company’s ‘domicile’ in Article 60 of Brussels I (see footnote 85).

23. Traditionally, when two people share a domicile for the first time... the person who doesn't leaves.

24. According to the traditional concept of domicile, a person was domiciled in the country where he had his roots.

25. ' ologies and 'isms, as well as lighter subjects, with Anne, in the Becushioned parlor of that domicile