non-domicilen.
/ˌnɒnˈdɒmᵻsʌɪl/, U.S. /ˌnɑnˈdɑməˌsaɪl/, /ˌnɑnˈdoʊməˌsaɪl/, /ˌnɑnˈdɑməs(ə)l/ 1. The fact or state of not being legally domiciled in the nation, state, etc., in which one is or has been living, trading, etc.
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1878 Rep. Supreme Court Louisiana 29 502 The defendants excepted to the action—the purchaser, because of non-domicile in Vermilion parish, she being a resident of Iberia.
1926 Manch. Guardian 25 Feb. 5/6 The British firm whose trade mark has been infringed has been condemned by the Turkish courts on account of non-domicile in Turkey.
1975 Harvard Law Rev. 89 90 The Court rejected the contention that the statute embodied an unconstitutional irrebuttable presumption of non-domicile.
1983 Times 31 Dec. 19/3 It is well-nigh impossible to sandwich a period of non-domicile between two other periods.
2006 Northwestern Reporter (Lexis) 2nd Ser. 711 495 Dreyling claims that, of the 26 factors listed in the rule, ten factors favor non-domicile.
2. Originally Indian English. A person who is not legally domiciled in the nation or state in which he or she is or has been living; (now chiefly) spec. = non-dom n.
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society > inhabiting and dwelling > inhabitant > exile > [noun] > refugee or stateless person
refugee1692
basti1906
non-domicile1938
displaced person1944
D.P.1945
asylee1950
1938 Indian Ann. Reg. 2 103 He was..in agreement with the clause for taxing foreign incomes but he was strongly opposed to the provision distinguishing between domiciles and non-domiciles.
1969 Telangana Movement (Telangana Univ. & College Teachers' Convent.) 72 If all the non-domiciles appointed in Telanagana vacancies are transferred to Andhra area,..the Telangana employees will be getting a fair deal.
1982 Guardian 25 Oct. 32/4 In 1968 the shipowners had successfully petitioned for exemption under the Race Relations Act so they could continue to discriminate against ‘Asian seamen and other non-domiciles’.
1989 Times (Nexis) 7 Feb. Foreign trusts may play a very useful role in deferring taxes, particularly from copyright royalty income, and more so for the non-domicile.
2010 Renewal 18 76 Labour has been somewhat equivocal on the issue of tax avoidance—pursuing a raft of anti-avoidance measures on the one hand while encouraging ‘non-domiciles’ to locate in the UK on the other.
Compounds
General attributive.
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1972 K. V. N. Rao Telangana viii. 337 The Accord laid down that all the non-domicile persons appointed to the posts reserved for the Telangana domiciles..should be relieved.
1990 Guardian (Nexis) 16 Nov. We must be able to recruit non domicile junior officers.
2002 India Weekly 26 Apr. 6/1 Previous attempts to reform the non-domicile status ran into so much opposition from wealthy businessmen investing in the UK, that governments backed off.
2009 New Statesman 7 Dec. 16/3 His policy under which wealthy ‘non-domicile’ foreigners based in the UK could pay £25,000 a year.
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