homagium planum

Plain homage; that is, homage made by the service of fidelity alone. homagium reddere. To renounce homage. hombre bueno. (Spanish.) A good or worthy man; a district judge. home. A word so suggestive of love, affection, and security as to be one of the most pleasantly sounding words in the English language. A place where a husband and wife may live in the enjoyment of each other's society and rear their offspring. Anno: 38 ALR 340. The place to which, when weary, one can go and sit, with shoes unlaced, and rest. Johnson v Harvey, 261 Ky 522, 88 SW2d 42. The place where a family lives in the close relation of people who enjoy the company of each other and the comfort and security of abiding together or where some are dependent upon others for care and protection. A word of variable meaning in legal significance. A house in one respect, but in a proper sense including not only the house, but the entire surroundings and appurtenances enjoyed with the house. 57 Am J1st Wills § 1356. Sometimes, but not necessarily, the equivalent of domicil, since one may abandon his home without losing his domicil at the place (25 Am J2d Dom § 7) and incidental references to a place as "my home" are not conclusive against the existence of the domicil of the declarant in another place. Dodd v Lorenz, 210 Iowa 513, 231 NW 422. Sometimes including not only a place of abode, but also support and maintenance. Anno: 101 ALR 1487. In ancient law French, the word also signified a man. As to what passes under a devise of my "home." Anno: 38 ALR2d 840.