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Domicile Is Determined By Entire Course of Conduct
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Domicile Is Determined By Entire Course of Conduct

Ochoa v. PV Holding Corp; When determining a party's domicile, the controlling factors are the party's actual place of residence and the real intention of remaining there as disclosed by the party's entire course of conduct.
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