Common use of ELECTION OF DOMICILE Clause in Contracts

ELECTION OF DOMICILE. Any service, notice or demand must be made or given to or served to the Borrower at his residence or domicile. However, if the Lender cannot find the Borrower at his residence or domicile, the Borrower elects domicile for the purposes of the present Contract at the office of the clerk of the Superior Court in the district where the Hypothecated Property is located, and such service, notice or demand may be made, given to or served to the Borrower there.

ELECTION OF DOMICILE. Any service, notice or demand must be made or given to or served to the Borrower at his the Borrower’s residence or domicile. However, if the Lender cannot find the Borrower at his the Borrower’s residence or domicile, the Borrower elects domicile for the purposes of the present Contract at the office of the clerk of the Superior Court in the district where the Hypothecated Property is located, and such service, notice or demand may be made, given to or served to the Borrower there.