domicile of origin
noun[CorU]
LAWukuspluraldomiciles of originthecountryin which someone wasborn:
Individualsacquireadomicileoforiginatbirth.
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domicile of choice
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domicile of origin
This problem is aggravated by the rules relating to the revival of thedomicileoforiginwhen a domicile of choice is abandoned.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Occupation, surname b and given name, age,domicileoforigin, ancestry of previous four generations.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Each member's surname, given name, age, year of birth,domicileoforigin, parentage, profession, and rank are recorded.
From theCambridge English Corpus
It may be hisdomicileoforiginor a domicile of choice.
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Hansard archive
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So there is the first distinction—betweendomicileoforiginand domicile of choice.
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Hansard archive
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To some extent, however, he retains hisdomicileoforigin.
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Hansard archive
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When a domicile of choice is acquired, thedomicileoforiginis in abeyance, but is not absolutely extinguished or obliterated.
FromProject Gutenberg
It was said thatdomicileoforigincould not be changed unless there was a fixed intention to abandon that domicile.
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Hansard archive
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I have indicated how a child acquires adomicileoforiginderived from the parent.
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Hansard archive
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When a domicile of choice is abandoned, thedomicileoforiginrevives, a special intention to revert to it not being necessary.
FromProject Gutenberg
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- hang up
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- happen to
- hard and fast
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- hard by
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- have a ball
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