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Answered By: Bissy Ithack Last Updated: Sep 17, 2019 Views: 262
Answered By: Bissy Ithack
Last Updated: Sep 17, 2019 Views: 262
A case citation is a reference to a legal case in the law reports.
It generally includes the
- names of the parties to the case
- year the decision of the court was delivered or published
- volume number of the law report
- abbreviation of the law report series
- first page at which the case is reported
For example
Singapore reported citation
Singapore neutral citation
Search by names of parties or by citation in the LawNet database(access from the Faculty of Law website) to find Singapore cases.
UK reported citation
UK neutral citation
Search by names of parties or by citation in Lexis Advance Singapore, ICLR or Westlaw database to find UK cases.
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