[bagster]

In law, the situs of property is...

That's a possibility, TL.

I like situation for SITU, though. Isn't how the military abbreviates it?

(movies, Clancy, remember? And shirley no expert.)

:)

Bagster

[Defiant]

In legal jargon, in situ means at the site where it is, e.g., “the boulder that fell and crushed my client remains in situ on the golf course.”

[xone]

I like situation for SITU, though. Isn't how the military abbreviates it?

Mil use is 'sit' as in 'sitrep' a situation report. Lazy folks who like to use less syllables sometimes use 'sitch' for situation.