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Permalink Reply by KU.Rakhi Mishra on January 11, 2012 at 20:45

Dewangan Sir,

                       Actualy i am working as a librarian in law College. in general all law journal demanding in yearwise.

its better for law librarian for arranging a database of journal in yearly.

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Permalink Reply by Anil Kumar Dewangan on January 11, 2012 at 21:54

thanks mam but mostly ask article or cases just like i want to know abut one supreme court cases related to consumer protection in reliance co. v/s x,y,z. so i want to that search more easily for users  but i am also satisfied to your Ans. thanks

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Permalink Reply by Akash Singh on January 12, 2012 at 0:22

Dear Anil,

Reference services are back bone of law libraries.  Cases and Articles could only be disseminated if arranged subject wise.  Just try to procure Libsys Software for indexing articles.  Whereas it is not possible to index all judgments subject wise without having a technical IT support and a good team.  It can also not possible to maintain records on excel or words for articles or case law.   However you may use OPAC of other libraries like Indian Law Institute, NLS Bangalore, supnet (Supreme Court of India) which are available on the websites of respective institutions.  After searching articles on a particular subject,  you may provide the citation of such journals you have with in your library.  If possible try to join us in "International Conference on Access to Legal Information & Research in Digital Age" at Delhi during 29 Feb - 02nd March 2012 for enhancement of search skills.

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Permalink Reply by Anil Kumar Dewangan on January 12, 2012 at 19:13

Thank sir please send us detail of  conference i would like to join this.

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