Hello All,
Could someone please tell me, how to know which are the ACTs/Laws or relevent to a given judgment. I am reading a judgment available at "http://www.commonlii.org/in/cases/INSC/".
1:-- I can see that there is subheading "ACT:" , so is it sufficient only to consider this field only or I need to go inside ?
2:-- Apart from this, is there any format by which the ACTs are mentioned , if yes what is that ?
Hello there,
Could you please tell me which are services available for Indian Judicial Judgements at internet ? I am aware of Manupatra only.Are there any other services available ?
Do Westlaw or LexisNexis provide services for Indian judgements too ?
Hello there,
I am computer science research student , working on modeling of indian judicial judgements. As I am a novice for the Legal domain, could you please explain below mentioned two questions :---
1. what is the difference between a judgment available at "www.judis.nic.in" and at "www.manupatra.com".
2. If a lawyer is searching for previous cases, will "www.judis.nic.in" be helpful to him ?
If yes , then what is the advantage of manupatra ?
If no , then why ?
Thanks in advance.
Hello Sirs / MS,
I am doing research in computer science. I want to make a system which 'll indian judicial department to take quick decisions.For this I am planning to develop an algorithm which can help/lawyers to find similar judgements.I am aware that currently manupatra , westlaw etc, are in use, and I am worrking to improve their algorithm.
As I am not from legal domain, I want to know few very basic question from the people belonging to legal domain.
1 :-- How lawyers search for a judgement in legal search engine ?
2 :-- Do you think any area of improvement over there ?
3:-- What is the importance of citation in the judgement ?
4:-- how can I say whether two judgements are similar or not ?
Looking for quick resposes.
Thanks in advance
Category of a given judgment.
Hello Sir,
Could you please tell me how to know under which category ( Criminal case, Family matters , etc) a give judgment is falling ?
I am considering the supreme court judgments available at :--- "http://www.commonlii.org/in/cases/INSC/".
Thanks in advance.
~Sushanta