In Arnette v. Arnette, 162 Kan. 677, 680, 178 P.2d 1019, this court held that a citizen may change his residence either temporarily or permanently; and whether he does so is determined by his acts and his intentions.
Summary of this case from Willmeth v. Harris2101097
2012-01-06
Susan Arnette v. Travis Arnette
Disposition: Dismissed.
In Arnette v. Arnette, 162 Kan. 677, 680, 178 P.2d 1019, this court held that a citizen may change his residence either temporarily or permanently; and whether he does so is determined by his acts and his intentions.
Summary of this case from Willmeth v. HarrisFull title:Susan Arnette v. Travis Arnette
Court:Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama.
Date published: Jan 6, 2012
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