Persinger v. Extendicare Health Services, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that “the decedent’s actions while in Ohio are more consistent with a person who is on an extended or protracted absence from his domicile” than one who intends to change his domicile
• “The temporary nature of the housing ... further undermines any positive determination that the decedent intended to remain in Ohio.”
• “To establish new domicile, an individual must both reside in the new domicile and intend to remain there,” and “[b]oth of these factors must be met”
• “To establish new domicile, an individual must both reside in the new domicile and intend to remain there,” and “[b]oth of these factors must be met”
• analyzing decedent's domicile in wrongful death action for diversity jurisdiction

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).