Sentences with phrase «people domiciled»

The first beneficiaries of this are Canadians (by which I mean people domiciled in Canada, whatever their citizenship) who have married someone of the same sex.

So people domiciled in Canada who marry here will have the validity of their marriage determined abroad by our rules.

Even if Canada were to recognize marriages of people domiciled elsewhere for our purposes, that does not solve the other problem, that one needs to be resident here for 12 months before being able to use our courts for a divorce.

Indeed, four printed sequels further explored the exploits of the tiny people domiciled under the houses of ordinary humans, with a 1973 American TV movie, a 1992 and 1993 British series, and 1997 feature release following.

It is applied to any grouping of two or more people domiciled together.

All matters that do or may arise, in any way relating to the use of this Web Site, are subject to and shall be governed, construed and enforced exclusively in accordance with the laws of the country of Canada, as those laws apply to contracts made in Canada, and which are wholly performed in Canada by persons domiciled in Canada and your use of this Web Site is and shall be deemed to be your irrevocable agreement to be subject to the laws and jurisdiction of the country of Canada.

They relied on Art 2 (1) which provided that «Subject to this Regulation, persons domiciled in a Member State shall, whatever their nationality, be sued in the courts of that Member State».

In many respects the manner by which they do so is obvious: the investments are made in English or Welsh and / or in Australian legal entities, the bulk (if not all) of the work is done by persons domiciled in England or Wales or in Australia, and / or income tax on any company profit is paid in England and Wales or in Australia.

Not exact matches

Exchange traded funds domiciled outside the U.S. are not offered in the U.S. or to U.S. persons.

The listing is expected to give Beijing - based, Cayman - domiciled Xiaomi a market value of between $ 80 billion and $ 100 billion, just eight years after it came onto the scene in China, people familiar with the plans told Reuters.

The information on the website does not constitute an offer for products or services, or a solicitation of an offer to any person outside of the United States who is prohibited from receiving such information under the laws applicable to their place of citizenship, domicile or residence.

Few of the people who currently earn large amounts from private equity are domiciled for tax purposes in the UK anyway.

Ordinary residence status is often far more significant than domicile when it comes to detrmining tax status - as domicile status only helps shelter passive income which arises overseas, while not being ordinarily resident allows the person concerned to allocate their income between UK and non UK duties.

Some of the places where the (collection) offices are are far from where people are domiciled.

«They've inflated the numbers and when you ask them, where's their source of the information as to how many non domicile people, it turns out, it's in an article in a Sunday newspaper.

What The Unseen lacks is Roeg's economy... The performances are all good though, and the sterile modernity of both the Shields» and Paul's respective domiciles suits these peculiarly alienated people who, unseen, haunt each other's homes.

A person can remain domiciled in a jurisdiction even after they have left it.

Under 11 USC 109 you can be a debtor only if you are a person who has a residence, domicile, place of business or property in the United States.

Exchange traded funds domiciled outside the U.S. are not offered in the U.S. or to U.S. persons.

People continue to work from home on the road or flat out in different countries than where they are domiciled.

DL 919, natural persons not domiciled in Peru, can enjoy 19 % exemption from Sales Tax on the concepts of accommodation and meals, if their stay does not exceed 60 days.

Employees, agents and representatives of The Toronto - Dominion Bank or its subsidiaries and affiliates, or of its advertising and promotion agencies or their subsidiaries and affiliates, are not eligible to win, nor is any person with whom any such employee, agent or representative is domiciled.

-- that regulation does not preclude the application of a provision of national procedural law of a Member State which, with a view to avoiding situations of denial of justice, enables proceedings to be brought against, and in the absence of, a person whose domicile is unknown, if the court seised of the matter is satisfied, before giving a ruling in those proceedings, that all investigations required by the principles of diligence and good faith have been undertaken with a view to tracing the defendant.

See Article 3 of Regulation 1367/2006: «Regulation (EC) No 1049/2001 shall apply to any request by an applicant for access to environmental information held by Com - munity institutions and bodies without discrimination as to citi - zenship, nationality or domicile and, in the case of a legal person, without discrimination as to where it has its registered seat or an effective centre of its activities.»

In his opinion in Case C - 194 / 16 Advocate General (AG) Bobek suggests limiting the jurisdictional competence for infringements of personality rights of legal and natural persons on the Internet to two venues: the place of the domicile of the publisher and the centre of interest of the company whose personality rights have been infringed.

Having re-established that the centre of interests is a possible place of jurisdiction, without addressing the other potential places of jurisdiction (namely the domicile of the defendant and all other Member States where the infringing material was accessible — admittedly, this was not the subject of the preliminary reference), the Court addresses the question of where the centre of interest of a legal person is located.

For those that don't know, domicile is a person's legal home.

Generally physical presence in the State and the intent to have that location be the person's home is all that is required to establish domicile.

(2) Even where the preceding paragraph is not applicable, the court may declare a person to have disappeared under Japanese law with regards only to the property that the person had in Japan and only to the person's legal relations governed by Japanese law or otherwise connected to Japan in light of their nature, the domicile or nationality of the persons concerned, or other circumstances.

(ii) No person can be without a domicile.

(ix) A person abandons a domicile of choice by ceasing to reside there and by ceasing to intend to reside there permanently, or indefinitely.

(iii) No person can at the same time for the same purpose have more than one domicile.

A person may sometimes be domiciled in a country although he does not have his permanent home in it.

However, these rules have in the past focused on people who are both resident and domiciled in the UK: those who are not UK domiciled have not been affected.

(vi) Every person can acquire a domicile of choice by the combination of residence and an intention of permanent or indefinite residence (the intention of residence must be fixed and must be for the indefinite future).

(i) A person is, in general, domiciled in the country in which he is considered by English law to have his permanent home.

(vii) Any circumstance that is evidence of a person's residence, or of his intention to reside permanently or indefinitely in a country, must be considered in determining whether he has acquired a domicile of choice.

However, there were anti-avoidance rules designed to stop UK resident and domiciled people taking advantage of this fact by transferring their assets to offshore trustees, having the trustees make a gain and handing the proceeds back to the UK residents CGT - free.

(5) Where insurance money is by the contract payable to a person who has died or to his or her personal representative and such deceased person was not at the date of his or her death domiciled in Ontario, the insurer may pay the insurance money to the personal representative of such person appointed under the law of his or her domicile, and any such payment discharges the insurer to the extent of the amount paid.

The amount of time a person spends in the state is one of the primary factors used to determine domicile in New York.

For civil lawsuit, if the civil lawsuit brought against a citizen shall be under the jurisdictionof the people's court located in the place where the defendant has hisdomicile, if the defendant's domicile is different from his habitual residence, the lawsuit shall be under the jurisdiction of the people's court located inthe place of his habitual residence.

Accordingly if the defendant is a Chinesecitizen and has a domicile in China, the people's court in the place of hisdomicile has the jurisdiction of the case.

The Recast Brussels Regulation (no. 1215/2012)(which applies to all member states of the European Union) applies to proceedings commenced on or after 10 January 2015 and provides that (subject to certain exceptions) both individuals and legal persons (e.g. companies) should be sued in the member state in which they are domiciled.

if the application was made by the spouse or civil partner of the missing person, the spouse or civil partner was domiciled in England and Wales when the application was made or had been habitually resident there for the whole of the year ending with that date

the missing person was domiciled in England and Wales at the date on which he or she was last known to be alive or had been habitually resident there for the whole of the year ending with that date; or

A claim for financial dependency can be brought against the estate of a UK domiciled deceased person's estate.

From 6 April 2008, the establishment of any new offshore trust by a person resident or ordinarily resident in the UK (irrespective of domicile) will have to be reported to HMRC within three months of the date on which it was created.

May I put in a good word here for domicile as a connecting factor between a person and his or her capacity to marry?

For those who want some more context, here's some technical background on domicile as a connecting factor between a person and a system of law.

Who can marry at all, and whom one can marry, i.e. capacity to be married to someone, has been considered a permanent factor and thus subject to the law of a person's domicile.