What is the lex fori in common law?
Alberta, Canada
The following excerpt is from Foote Estate (Re), 2009 ABQB 654 (CanLII):
As I have explained above, the commonly-accepted principle is that the lex fori is used to determine questions of domicile. That is the common-law position, and has been well accepted in Alberta: Gillespie v. Grant, at para. 56.
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