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III.IV Domicilia
1. The domicil of every Imperial Citizen is, as pertains the exercise of their civil privileges, that place which is their principal establishment
2. Change of domicil shall be effected by circumstance of actual habitation, accompanied by true intent of fixing principal establishment in this place
3. Proof of intent may be collected by express declaration to the magistrates of such a place which the citizen shall quit, as to those of the place where they wish to settle 4. A citizen called to public office must preserve their former domicil, unless they manifest a contrary intention
5. Acceptance of offices, bestowed for life, shall import immediate removal of the dignitary's domicil to the place where they are to exercise their office
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III.XXI The Notion of Property
1. All property is immovable, movable, or of arcane nature
III.XXI.I.i Immovable Property
1. Property is immovable by nature, by destination, or by object to which it is applied 2. The soil of the earth and buildings with sure foundations are immovable by nature 3. Crops hanging by the roots, and fruit not yet gathered, are immovable by nature. If the crop is harvested but not yet carried away, it becomes movable. If only part of the crop is cut, only such a part alone is movable
4. Livestock which a proprietor agrees to give up to a tenant of farmer for the purpose of cultivation is regarded as immovable in pursuance of this agreement
III.XXI.I.ii Movable Property
1. Property is movable by nature, of by determination of Law
2. Movable in nature are all bodies which may be transported from place to place, be they animals or inanimate things
3. Movable by determination of Law are bonds and actions relating to sums demandable, or personal effects, actions and interests in companies for objects of finance, commerce, or industry, or perpetual or life annuities
4. Boats, ferries, vessels, hako skiffs, junk, ships, and gondolas are all movable 5. Articles arising from the demotion of an edifice or the construction of a new one are movable until they are employed by the artificer of this edifice
III.XXI.I.iii Arcane Property
1. Arcane property is neither movable nor immovable by nature, but can only be considered as movable or immovable by determination of Law
2. Property normally considered immovable made movable by application of arcane energies is considered movable until such the application of arcane energies ceases to be
3. Property normally considered movable made immovable by application of arcane energies retains its status as movable property, regardless of the application of arcane energies
4. Rooms, houses, settlements, or otherwise locations that have been reduced to a movable state by application of arcane energies, be it by reduction in size, or folding, or transference to a private realm, are considered movable if their method of accession is movable; immovable if their method of accession is immovable
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