Section 10 of ISA : Section 10: Acquisition Of New Domicile
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Explanation using Example
Imagine John, a software engineer originally from Canada, who decides to move to India to start his own tech company. He buys a house, opens his business, and plans to stay in India indefinitely. According to Section 10 of The Indian Succession Act, 1925, by setting up his permanent residence and business in India with the intention to remain there, John has acquired a new domicile in India.
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