Boat as Legal Home in Connecticut/NE - Page 2

JackHinks · 15-08-2009, 12:29

Domicile: the place where one has one's permanent home or where a corp. has it's headquarters or principal place of business; the place with which one is associated for taxing & voting purposes. One can have many residences, but only one domicile. One who's domicile is in a particular place is said to be domiciled there.
Residence: In some contexts, same as domicile. Any place where one lives for a significant period of time. A person may have several residences, i.g., a suburban home, a summer cabin, and an apartment in the city. In contrast, no person has more than one domicile, which is a residence that a person considers to be his/her permanent home. Random House Legal Dictionary.
Hope this helps some!

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15-08-2009, 12:29	#16
JackHinks Registered User Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: SWFLA Boat: Catalina 25 Posts: 20	Domicile: the place where one has one's permanent home or where a corp. has it's headquarters or principal place of business; the place with which one is associated for taxing & voting purposes. One can have many residences, but only one domicile. One who's domicile is in a particular place is said to be domiciled there. Residence: In some contexts, same as domicile. Any place where one lives for a significant period of time. A person may have several residences, i.g., a suburban home, a summer cabin, and an apartment in the city. In contrast, no person has more than one domicile, which is a residence that a person considers to be his/her permanent home. Random House Legal Dictionary. Hope this helps some!