Salem Independent School District v. Kiel

2 Citing cases

  1. Kollman v. McGregor

    240 Iowa 1331 (Iowa 1949)   Cited 14 times
    In Kollman v. McGregor, 240 Iowa 1331, 39 N.W.2d 302 (1949), the Iowa Supreme Court noted that “residence” is distinguishable from domicile as residence indicates the place of dwelling,which may be either permanent or temporary.

    Ludlow, Clark Co. v. Szold, 90 Iowa 175, 179, 57 N.W. 676. And we have said in distinguishing "residence" and "domicil" that the former indicates the place of dwelling, which may be either permanent or temporary. In re Estate of Titterington, 130 Iowa 356, 358, 106 N.W. 761; Salem Independent Sch. Dist. v. Kiel, 206 Iowa 967, 969, 221 N.W. 519. See also 17 Am. Jur., Domicil, section 9.

  2. School Twp. v. Nicholson

    288 N.W. 123 (Iowa 1939)   Cited 6 times

    [1] It appears to us that these pupils were clearly residents of the appellant district. In Salem Independent School District v. Kiel, County Auditor, 206 Iowa 967, 969, 221 N.W. 519, 520, the facts and the proceedings were, in general, almost identical with the facts and proceedings in this case. There the pupils were children apprenticed to a charitable institution in a school district which had no high school.