prisoner's domicil
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domicil of a prisoner — A paradoxial expression. A prisoner, being under legal restraint, cannot acquire a domicil in his prison; his former domicil continues during his imprisonment. Likewise, where a prisoner is compelled to live within the liberties of the prison, he … Ballentine's law dictionary
domicil of choice — The true domicil; the place which a person has voluntarily chosen for himself to displace his previous one. Ex parte Weissinger, 247 Ala 113, 22 So 2d 510; Re Estate of Jones, 192 Iowa 78, 182 NW 227, 16 ALR 1286, 1289. See domicil of prisoner … Ballentine's law dictionary
