What is the definition of "domicile" in the context of child protection legislation?
Nova Scotia, Canada
The following excerpt is from M.S. v. J.M., 2020 NSFC 16 (CanLII):
I also note that the issue of domicile is important. I note that in Yonis v. Garado, supra, Justice Jollimore found at paragraph 11: Domicile refers to the children’s permanent home, the place to which they’d return from an absence.
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