In re Lundquist v [1997] JLR_Note 4b (06 February 1997)
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The court considered the requirements for abandonment of a domicile of choice.
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Whether the domicile of choice had been abandoned
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A domicile of choice may be abandoned if there is clear evidence of intention to cease to reside permanently or indefinitely in the country of domicile.
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The court considered the requirements for abandonment of a domicile of choice.
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