· 3/26/1889
Finney v. Curtis
Citations
- 78 Cal. 498
- 21 P. 120
- 1889 Cal. LEXIS 626
How courts have described this case
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- stating that immigration status did not as a matter of law preclude person from establishing domicile for purpose of obtaining divorce
- “Domicile is established by actual residence with the intent to remain there for an indefinite time.”
- “Domicile is established by actual residence with the intent to remain there for an indefinite time.”
- “As used in OCGA § 19-5-2, ‘resident’ means ‘domicilary.’”
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Judges: Beatty, Thornton, Works
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