GUIDELINES FOR CASE NOTES1 1. Check the SACQ style guide. The journal uses endnotes rather than footnotes. It will save time if from the beginning you shape your case note in the correct style.

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Date: 2014-02-12 10:07:28 Ratio decidendi Legal terms Obiter dictum Precedent Brief Dictum Persuasive precedent Law Case law Common law		GUIDELINES FOR CASE NOTES1 1. Check the SACQ style guide. The journal uses endnotes rather than footnotes. It will save time if from the beginning you shape your case note in the correct style. Add to Reading List Source URL: www.issafrica.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 73,40 KB Share Document on Facebook

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