Question

Jack grows up in Maryland. At eighteen he goes to a one-year program at a culinary school in Connecticut. He does not know exactly where he will live after he completes the program, but he is sure of two things: he will never return to the state of Maryland and he will not stay in Connecticut. While he is in the program, Jack is domiciled in Connecticut.

(A) True
(B) False

Answer 1

Jack's domicile is not Connecticut since he does not intend to return there after completing his culinary program. Domicile requires the intention to return to a place, which Jack lacks for both Connecticut and Maryland.

Step-by-step explanation:

The statement that Jack is domiciled in Connecticut while attending a culinary school there is False. Domicile is a legal concept that refers to the place where a person has their permanent home and to which they have the intention of returning when away. Since Jack has no intention of returning to Connecticut once he finishes school, it cannot be considered his domicile. His domicile would still be Maryland unless he establishes a new domicile elsewhere with the intent to remain there indefinitely.