Every one of
us would have come across one or the other case laws in our CA curriculum. Lets
understand part by part of a Case Law Name:
For the
purpose of understanding, let’s take a Case Law for example and proceed.
Example:
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CIT v. Saurashtra Cement Ltd.
(2010) 325 ITR 422 (SC)
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Parts
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Particulars
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Description
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Part 1
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CIT
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One who filed the Case, called as
Appellant/Plaintiff/Petitioner.
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Part 2
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V.
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Versus
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Part 3
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Saurashtra
Cement Ltd
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Defendant/Respondent
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Part 4
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2010
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Year of Publishing of the judgement
in the Official Journal**.
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Part 5
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325
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Serial number of the “Journal”
published in the year 2010.
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Part 6
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ITR
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Income Tax Reports, This is the name
of the book or organisation publishing this case law.
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Part 7
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422
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Page no. in which the case law begins
in the respective Journal
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Part 8
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SC
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Supreme Court
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**Journals:
Every Case law
shall be published by the respective courts in one or many Journals (Like Law Books).
Some of the
Journals publishing the case laws are:
Publishers/ Reporters
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Full Form
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AIR
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All India Reporter
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ITR
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Income Tax Reports
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SCC
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Supreme Court Cases
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LJ
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Law Journal
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SCC (Cri)
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SCC Criminal Reports
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SCC (L&S)
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SCC Labour & Services Reports
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DTR
|
Daily Tax Reports
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ITD
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Income Tax tribunal Decisions
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SOT
|
Select Order of Tribunals
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I hope this
clarifies what a Case Law citation is all about.

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