Domicile
(1)
A question
of domicil as between the state of the forum and another state is
determined by
the law of the forum.
(2)
A question
of domicil as between one or another of several states other than the
forum,
the law of each of which differs from that of the other and from that
of the
forum, is determined by the law of the forum.
(1)
A domicil of
choice is a domicil acquired, through the exercise of his own will, by
a person
who is legally capable of changing his domicil.
(2)
To acquire a
domicil of choice, a person must establish a dwelling-place with the
intention
of making it his home.
(3)
The fact of
physical presence at a dwelling-place and the intention to make it a
home must
concur; if they do so, even for a moment, the change of domicil takes
place.
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§ 21.
Presence Under Compulsion
A
person cannot
acquire a domicil of choice by any act done under legal or physical
compulsion.