Domicilium — Domicilium, lat., Domicil, Wohnsitz einer Person als örtlicher Mittelpunkt ihrer Geschäfte; domiciliren, wohnhaft sein. Domicilirte Wechsel lauten auf einen andern Zahlungsort als den Wohnort des Bezogenen … Herders Conversations-Lexikon
domicilium — index domicile, dwell (reside), dwelling, habitation (dwelling place), home (domicile), house … Law dictionary
domicilium — /dom3sil(i)yam/ domicile (q.v.) … Black's law dictionary
domicilium — /dom3sil(i)yam/ domicile (q.v.) … Black's law dictionary
domicilium ex proprio motu — (Latin.) Domicil of one s own choice. See domicil of choice … Ballentine's law dictionary
domicilium originis — (Latin.) Domicil of origin; the domicil assigned to a child at his birth. 25 Am J2d Dom § 13. See domicil of origin … Ballentine's law dictionary
uxor sequitur domicilium viri — /aksor sekwatar domasil(i)yam viray/ A wife follows the domicile of her husband … Black's law dictionary
vagabundum nuncupamus eum qui nullibi domicilium contraxit habitationis — /vaegabandam narjkapeymas iyam kway nalabay domasil(i)yam kantraeksat hsebateyshiyownas/ We call him a vagabond who has acquired nowhere a domicile of residence … Black's law dictionary
incolas domicilium facit — Residence makes the domicil. Arnold v United Ins. Co. (NY) 1 Johns Cas 363, 366 … Ballentine's law dictionary
Uxor sequitur domicilium viri — The wife follows the domicil of her husband … Ballentine's law dictionary
