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59 The holder of the name, his spouse and his relatives in
the direct line may demand that the usurpation cease, and
may claim reparation of the damage caused.
CHAPTER IV
DOMICILE
60 The domicile of a person is at the place of his habitual
residence.
61 A person changes his domicile by establishing his
habitual residence in another place.
62 Any person whose habitual residence cannot be determined
with certainty is presumed to be domiciled at the place
of his last known domicile.
If no previous domicile can be established, the person is
presumed to be domiciled at the place of his birth and, if that
place is unknown, in the judicial district of Quebec.
63 A minor is domiciled with his parents or with his tutor.
A minor whose custody has been the subject of a judicial
decision is domiciled with the person who has custody of him.
When no judicial decision has been rendered with
respect to custody, and the minor's parents have no common
domicile, the minor is domiciled with the person with whom
he habitually resides.
64 A person of major age placed under tutorship is domiciled
with his tutor.
65 Parties to an agreement may elect domicile under that
agreement with a view to its execution or to the exercise of the
actions arising from it.