Title 3
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Domicile
The domicile of a natural person is located at his home, and in the absence of a home, at the place of his actual residence.
A natural person loses his residence by acts from which his intention to abandon it is apparent.
A minor follows the domicile of the person who exercises authority over him, the person placed under curatorship that of his curator. If both parents…
The domicile of succession (sterfhuis) of a deceased person is the place where he had his last domicile.
A person who maintains an office or a branch also has a domicile there with respect to matters that concern this office or this branch.
A person may only choose a domicile other than his actual domicile when the law obliges him to do so, or when the choice is made by an agreement…