Situate
A Dictionary of Law · William C. Anderson · 1889
A Dictionary of Law
To have a situs (q. v.), a place or position.
Situated.
In the United States, in such expressions as " all that tract of land situated," etc., has been more commonly used than " situate." Personalty is situated wherever it may be at a particular time. Strictly speaking, it cannot have a situs* See Contained. A house may be said to be situated on all the lands within the inclosure necessary for its enjoyment, and actually.so used.'