principal place of residence

The couple made their home in Millbrook, New York, which remains the family's principal place of residence.

Subsequently Woolton, near Liverpool, became his principal place of residence, and there he died on 18 April 1822.

Under previous legislation temporary residents were only allowed to purchase a property for Principal Place of Residence purposes valued at up to $300,000.

Principal residence is defined as a home owned by the party filing for the credit and used as his principal place of residence.

However unlike council rates, farmland and a person's principal place of residence are generally exempt and the state tax is only levied on value over a certain threshold.

This was to be his principal place of residence until his death in 1903 and an ideal setting for his paintings of rural labour and the harvest.

It consists of about 16 parcels of residential land on which most have houses or shacks that are used for recreational purposes and are generally not principal places of residences.

Although Coolgreany was the principal seat of the Forde family during the 17th century, after the Battle of the Boyne Seaforde became the family's principal place of residence.

Make the property the principal place of residence in QLD within one year of taking ownership and live there for at least six months Not sell the property within a year of moving in.

Hampton built a palace at Drogheda, then the principal place of residence of the archbishops, and restored the cathedral church of St. Patrick, Armagh, which had been reduced to ruins by Shane O'Neill.

Her privy purse expenses for nearly the whole of this period have been published and show that Hatfield House, the Palace of Beaulieu (also called Newhall), Richmond and Hunsdon were among her principal places of residence.

But investigators with the oversight board, the Independent Review Board, found that he had continued to receive his housing allowance for 34 months, from March 2001 to January 2004, even though he no longer had a principal place of residence outside of Washington.

Saladin had appointed al-Afdal the governorship of Damascus with the intention that his son should continue to see the city as his principal place of residence in order to emphasize the primacy of the jihad ("holy struggle") against the Crusader states.

His principal place of residence was Hilo, which was called Byron's Bay by the foreigners at the time after George Byron, 7th Baron Byron who brought the bodies of King Kamehameha II and Queen Kamāmalu back from London aboard HMS Blonde.

Mineral Wells was the birthplace and principal place of residence of Chet Upham, chairman of the Texas Republican Party from 1979 to 1983 and founder of Upham Oil and Gas Company in Mineral Wells and the Loveland Ski Area in Colorado.

As of February 2011, two years after the fires, the Victorian Bushfire Reconstruction and Recovery Authority stated that based on figures from the end of 2010, permits had been issued for the rebuilding of only 731 of the 1,795, or 41 per cent of the principal places of residence destroyed in the fires.