place of abode

You do not use a false name and change your place of abode.

"Place of abode" means the accused's home and no doubt his garage.

In exceptional cases, nationality or place of abode may decide.

The rest glide quietly to their respective places of abode.

And we have no other place of abode.

He had acquaintance; but she did not know the very name of their places of abode.

And they that love me not shall have no place of abode in that hour!"

They lived in huts, often distant from one another and often changed their place of abode.

Generally, individuals are considered resident under a tax treaty and subject to taxation where they maintain their primary place of abode.

Again, this is a very clear instruction that believers are commanded to drive out oppressors from their place of abode.

This he refused, and at the same time removed for safety from his usual place of abode to a dwelling thirty miles away.

Individuals who are resident in Germany or have their normal place of abode there have full income tax liability.

Her inducement to come to me, relying on my confidence, had been the hope that I could tell her the name and place of abode.

Wang asked her where she was going; to which she replied that a runaway had no fixed place of abode.

He travelled around on a motorbike visiting each group, no one, of course knowing his real name, nationality or place of abode.

However, residence for treaty purposes extends well beyond the narrow scope of primary place of abode.

Whereupon, at a late hour of the evening, the deserving Sections retire to their respective places of abode.

The other gave the name none of the accent that had made that place of abode a fighting word in Tikil.

Their places of abode are found in the different municipalities in Apayao as follows:

Place of abode and character of dwelling.

She informed her parents about the development and asked them if anyone could help her spot the place of abode of her lover.

First, substituted service may be delivered to the usual place of abode of the party, so long as the person receiving it is:

True; a cote is akin to a cottage, a place of abode; birds flutter, but their cages and nests do not.

Moving is such a nuisance, and I must say I find the Tuileries a very pleasant place of abode.

In Pakistan, driving licences can be obtained by applying to any traffic police office/licensing authority in applicant's place of abode.