In the case of a voluntary act of a party, his personal capacity is determined by the law of the place which was his actual situs at the time the act was performed. By going into a state or country not his domicile a person may reasonably expect, and be expected, to have his voluntary acts subjected to the law of his actual situs.

1 Niboyt vs. Niboyt, 4 P. D., 11.

2 Minor on Conflict of Laws, Sec. 68.