lex loci situs
[Latin] The law of the place where an object is situated. In private international law, this law usually governs such matters as succession to, title to, and the right to possession of immovables and the essential validity of trusts of immovables (for example, what estates can be created and whether or not gifts to charities are valid).

• security for costs
• security of tenure
• sedition
• seduction
• seisin
• select committee
• self-assessment
• self-build society
• self-defence
• self-determination
• self-employed
• self-executing treaty
• self-help
• seller
• Seller’s Property Information Form
• semble
• semiconductor topography
• semi-secret trust
• sending distressing letters
• sending for trial
• Senior Courts
• Senned Cymru
• sentence
• Sentencing Code
• Sentencing Council for England and Wales