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‖ lex domicilii Law.|lɛks dɒmɪˈsɪlɪaɪ|
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The law of the country in which a person is domiciled; the determination of the rights of a person by establishing where, in law, he is domiciled.
1832Barnewall & Cresswell Rep. Cases King's Bench X. 909 The lex domicilii is to be regarded, yet it is not adverted to where the domicile was when the contract was entered into. 1961Times 26 Oct. 19/2 Capacity and consent were matters that fell to be decided by the lex domicilii. 1965Mod. Law Rev. XXVIII. v. 540 Unilateral acts of divorce, for example, the talak under Moslem law or the Jewish gett, have raised important questions whether an English court would recognise these acts as divorces obtained according to the lex domicilii of the parties. |