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Willar v Willar [1954] ScotCS CSIH_2 (29 June 1954)
The court held that a serving soldier could acquire a Scottish domicile of choice on the facts, and sustained jurisdiction in a divorce action.
Crumpton's Judicial Factor v. Finch-Noyes [1918] ScotLR 402 (13 March 1918)
The Court of Session held that William Thomas Crumpton died domiciled in Scotland, finding he had a Scottish domicile derived from his mother and never lost it.
Reddington & Ors v. MacInnes & Ors [2002] ScotCS 46 (15th February, 2002)
The deceased, by his prolonged residence in England, repeated statements that Bournemouth was his permanent home, burial arrangements, and absence of evidence of intent to return to Scotland, had acquired a domicile of choice in England by the date of his death.
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