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domiciled in the PONS Dictionary

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société écran ECON, COMM
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Thus, for example, an individual domiciled in a common law state can not give consent and create a valid second marriage.
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One common way is by the country where the company is domiciled.
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Given his father's naval career, where the family was domiciled is uncertain.
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Nevertheless, law schools without state domiciled reservations have been successful in churning out quality law graduates.
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If an unmarried couple change residence to different countries, then the local law on where the couple is last domiciled is applied to them.
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The agency then creates a group of administrative regulations to govern insurance companies that are domiciled in, or do business in the state.
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As his desertion was technically in the heat of battle, his penalty would be quartering (cut into four pieces, not domiciled).
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Each may also have to be physically domiciled within the state or province's borders.
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He contemplated that there may be exception at the international level where there may be injustice or where both parties are domiciled in the forum.
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This is determined by the law of the court hearing the case, so that a person can be domiciled in more than one state simultaneously.
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