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Two Noteworthy Announcements from Quicklaw

By Melanie Bueckert

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As you may have already heard:

  1. You can now QuickCite statutes; and
  2. Solicitor Forms & Precedents are now available through Quicklaw.

I haven’t had much of an opportunity to explore the statutory QuickCite function yet, but from my first quick glance it seems like a welcome addition.  You can access this feature when viewing a particular statutory provision by clicking on the QuickCite symbol, which looks like this: S

As for the scope of its coverage, according to the Source Information entry, “Federal and provincial statutory references from the last revisions, cited in case law decided from [1 January] 1992 are included (from [1 January] 2005 for Quebec). Constitutional Statutes cited in case law from 1992 are also included.”

Full post as published by Slaw.ca on January 23, 2008 (boomark / email).

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