United States v. Minor Perez-Chach

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• domicile is not lost by protracted absence from home, where the intention to return remains
• “[I]t is settled that citizenship for purposes of 28 U.S.C. § 1332(a) means domicile rather than residence[.]”
• domicile is established by an intent to remain permanently, or at least indefinitely
• “To acquire a domicile within a particular state, a person must be physically present in the state and must have either the intention to make his home there indefinitely or the absence of an intention to make his home elsewhere.”
• “To acquire a domicile within a particular state, a person must be physically present in the state and must have either the intention to make his home there indefinitely or the absence of an intention to make his home elsewhere.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).