· 9/2/1998
Webb v. Banquer
Citations
- 19 F. Supp. 2d 649
- 1998 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 14177
- 1998 WL 596329
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- concluding that “personal representative” referred to in Mississippi’s wrongful death statute “is synonymous with ‘the legal representative of the estate’ referenced in § 1332(c)(2
- “the evidence confirms Darren Webb’s statement that neither he nor his wife ever formed the necessary intent to establish a legal domicile in Mississippi”
- “Most of the personal property (‘belongings’) of the Webb family were stored in Texas, and the Webbs brought very few personal belongings with them from Texas to Mississippi.”
- “[A] person bringing a wrongful death suit is not a ‘legal representative of the estate of a decedent’ under section 1332(c)(2
- fact that decedent obtained a Mississippi driver’s license and paid Mississippi taxes does not contradict his stated intention of being domiciled elsewhere because he had no choice but to do those things
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Judges: Pickering
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