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Legal Terms - Animus
Animus is a noun of Latin origin that means intention. The term is sometimes employed in conjunction with other terms, such as animus furandi, which refers to the intention to steal, or animus manendi.
Domicile refers to the intention to permanently reside in a specific location according to legal regulations. Animus donandi, on the other hand, refers to the intention to transfer ownership of property.
Animus is a noun of Latin origin that means intention. The term is sometimes employed in conjunction with other terms, such as animus furandi, which refers to the intention to steal, or animus manendi.
Domicile refers to the intention to permanently reside in a specific location according to legal regulations. Animus donandi, on the other hand, refers to the intention to transfer ownership of property.
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