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[Korn]

How do u find cases the High Court, in particular Gaal v Wilson,
How about the NSW Court of Appeals "Hardman v Director of Public Prosecutions (NSW)
Supreme Court of NSW and Registar in Probate
NSW Legislative Assembly

 

[mr EaZy]

uts and unsw have made this site

www.austlii.edu.au

so lets share it with all the other guys

btw
the following is in neutral citation
how do i put it in proper citation?

Gilsan v Optus [2004] NSWSC 1077 (26 November 2004)

the link was from here : http://www.austlii.edu.au/cgi-bin/d...2004/1077.html?query=title(gilsan+near+optus)

id appreciate any help

my guess is:
Gilsan v Optus (something) SLR 1077
is this right?

 

[sypher]

Already working on the library exercise eh?

I don't think there is any particular correct citation method, as each is used according to their source/situation.

In the case of Gilsan v Optus, the source is the NSW Supreme Court, hence, they don't use the citation method most law reports use i.e. using curved brackets and indicating volume numbers etc.

Corrections, anyone?

 

[Korn]

Already working on the library exercise eh?

I don't think there is any particular correct citation method, as each is used according to their source/situation.

In the case of Gilsan v Optus, the source is the NSW Supreme Court, hence, they don't use the citation method most law reports use i.e. using curved brackets and indicating volume numbers etc.

Corrections, anyone?

Are we ment to use citations, damn how do we do that, what system

 

[santaslayer]

Lawbook Co
Austlii
Scaleplus...whateva...

Your uni should have a whole database of legal sites.

 

[mr EaZy]

Lawbook Co
Austlii
Scaleplus...whateva...

Your uni should have a whole database of legal sites.

also, buttersworth

 

[mr EaZy]

Already working on the library exercise eh?

I don't think there is any particular correct citation method, as each is used according to their source/situation.

In the case of Gilsan v Optus, the source is the NSW Supreme Court, hence, they don't use the citation method most law reports use i.e. using curved brackets and indicating volume numbers etc.

Corrections, anyone?

are u talking to me? library excercise? i dunno which uni u go to (i think u go to mine )

because we are referring to internet sources, neutral citation is employed
i just wanna know how to convert it to proper citation

my library thingy is tomorrow!!

 

[MoonlightSonata]

Start using Casebase, you'll realise how comparitively crap Austlii can be

 

[sypher]

are u talking to me? library excercise? i dunno which uni u go to (i think u go to mine )

because we are referring to internet sources, neutral citation is employed
i just wanna know how to convert it to proper citation

my library thingy is tomorrow!!

Yes I goto UTS as well; biz/law.
I've also go the library exercise tomorrow.

The neutral citation is a correct citation, as it is used for non text/voluimed based sources.

Read pages 29-32 of the Business Law & Ethics subject outline. It explains everything about citation.

 

[= Jennifer =]

Start using Casebase, you'll realise how comparitively crap Austlii can be

so true!!! LexisNexis CaseBase all the way!!!