The Civil, Criminal and Constitutional Issues regarding the Guarantee and Enforcement of the Right to have a Domicile from a National and International Perspective

Abstract

The current study analyzes the right to have a domicile including its two aspects, the intangibility of the domicile and the free choice, change, or use of the domicile. We are analyzing this theme from a threefold perspective, that of civil law, criminal law, and constitutional law without leaving out the meaning of this notion as provided by the European Court of Human Rights as a result of its practice.