e-Kings Law Reports

About e-Kings Law Reports

THE E-KLR dynamic features
•⁠ ⁠Subject Matter Index, and FACTS are drafted in unique styles
•⁠ ⁠Search is limited to delivering results only from Comprehensive Index of all the years, thereby eliminating useless cumbersome results. This enables you locate your desired authority at a glance, without sweating. For example, search for women, cross examination, signature, electronic evidence, police, etc., to see the clear relevant results you will receive.
•⁠ ⁠Find icon enables you to needed words and phrases within an opened case file.
•⁠ ⁠Subject Index is rendered as direct statement of the law not as an unanswered question. This enables you to know whether a case law authority is useful to your need at a glance.
E.g. Instead of APPEALS - Retrial - Where trial court fails to make proper use of
opportunity of seeing witnesses - Whether appellate court would order a retrial
e-KLR at early stage, started answering the question by removing whether. So that you save time by not opening a case that is irrelevant to your need: APPEALS - Retrial - Failure of trial Court to make proper use of opportunity of seeing witnesses - Appellate court will not ascribe credibility to such witnesses - But would order a retrial (H5)
•⁠ ⁠The added (H5) that started as from 2001 Pt. 119 e-KLR and in all future publications, indicates that the Subject Index relates to HELD no. 5. So you do not struggle to fish out where a subject index is taken from.
•⁠ ⁠A click on the relevant searched out result opens 1st page of the cited case. You can copy the citation on 1st line, and paste in your work
•⁠ ⁠A Click on HELD or NOTABLE POINTS references takes you to the inner page/paragraph
•⁠ ⁠Liberty for limited copy/paste of relevant portions in your work
***e-KLR contains ALL SC/Novel CA decisions from 1993 to current year
Plus more means that
•⁠ ⁠1992 – 1960 (or more) SC would be added as each year becomes ready
•⁠ ⁠Selected relevant decisions of Courts of Records, ancient law reports cases, etc., will start being included
•⁠ ⁠Apart from SC, all other cases will bear tags like CA, HC, LPDC, CCA, WACA, ENLR, to avoid a mix-up.

O. O. NOEL ESQ.
(Founder, e-KLR)