View source for Miscellaneous administration provisions: Finding as to domicile

'''New South Wales:'''
If it appears in proceedings for a grant,  or the resealing of a grant, that deceased was domiciled out of the jurisdiction, the court may require evidence of certain matters.
http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/nsw/consol_reg/scr1970232/s78.12.html


'''Northern Territory:'''
If it appears in proceedings for a grant,  or the resealing of a grant, that deceased was domiciled out of the jurisdiction, the court may require evidence of certain matters.
Supreme Court Rules (NT) r 88.11. 


'''South Australia:'''
Deal with the registrar’s power to require evidence of deceased’s domicile, but only in relation to an appln for resealing of a grant.
Rule 50.05 of The Probate Rules 2004 (SA)


'''Tasmania:'''
Deal with the registrar’s power to require evidence of deceased’s domicile, but only in relation to an appln for resealing of a grant.
Rule 49 of the  Probate Rules 1936 (Tas) 


'''ACT:'''
Court may not make, or reseal, a grant unless it has made a finding with respect to the domicile of the deceased person at the time of death.
http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/act/consol_act/aapa1929259/s8c.html


'''2009 Draft Uniform Legislation:'''
The model legislation should not include a provision to the effect of 
s. 8C of the Administration and Probate Act 1929 (ACT).