Primary Residence Law and Legal Definition
Primary dwelling refers to a dwelling where a person usually lives. It may be a house or apartment, and at a given time, a person shall not have more than one primary residence. Primary residence is the legal residence of an individual, for purposes of income tax calculation or for acquiring a mortgage. Generally a person’s primary residence is determined based on the mailing address, telephone listing, the time spent at the residence per year and such other factors. On other occasions, a main dwelling unit on a parcel of land is also called primary residence.
Legal Definition list
- Primary Recipient [Education]
- Primary Qualifying Agent
- Primary Provider
- Primary Product from Oil [Internal Revenue]
- Primary Product from Gas [Internal Revenue]
- Primary Residence
- Primary Residential Parent
- Primary Right
- Primary Standard Attainment Date [Pollution Prevention]
- Primary-Caregiver Doctrine
- Primary-Duty Doctrine
