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This document provides information on how to locate and understand case citations from Singapore and England. It explains that reading the case name and citation provides key details like the year, law report volume, and page number. It also describes Singapore's neutral citation system and notes abbreviations may indicate if a case is from Singapore or England. Resources like Cardiff Index to Legal Abbreviations and databases like LawNet, Lexis, and Westlaw can help locate and understand case citations.
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- 1. How do I locate case law?
- 2. Reading the case name Civil Cases Indo Commercial Society (Pte) Ltd v Ebrahim & Anor (S’pore) Fisher v Bell (UK) Criminal Cases Public Prosecutor v Too Yong Wei (S’pore) R v Smith (UK)
- 3. Reading the case citation Year Vol Report Pg [1992] 2 SLR(R) 667 The citation tells us that the case is reported in vol 2 of the Singapore Law Reports (Reissue) for 1992, starting on page 667.
- 4. English case citation Year Vol Report Pg [1893] 1 QB 491 The citation tells us that the case is reported in vol 1 of the Queens Bench Law Report for 1893, starting on page 491.
- 5. Reading citations Neutral citation Year of decision Court Sequential Number [2007] SGHC 24 This is a system of citation where each written judgment from a particular level of court is assigned a sequential number, starting from 1 at the beginning of each calendar year. Singapore Neutral Citations: SGCA – Court of appeal SGDC – District Court SGFC – Family Court SGHC – High Court SGJC – Juvenile Court SGMC – Magistrates Court SGSC – Supreme Court SGSCT – Small Claims Tribunal
- 6. Checking abbreviations What do the abbreviations mean? How do you know whether it is a Singapore case or an English case? Cardiff Index to Legal Abbreviations http://www.legalabbrevs.cardiff.ac.uk/
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- 11. Which database do you use?
- 13. Locating a Singapore case Planmarine AG v Maritime and Part Authority of Singapore [1999] 1 SLR(R) 669 Which database do I use? Use LawNet
- 19. Locating an English case Le Lievre v Gould [1893] 1 QB 491. Which database do I use? Use LawNet / Lexis / Westlaw
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