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Legal encyclopaedias don't tend to have entries on specific cases, however:
they will often refer to particular cases in the footnotes of an entry on a legal topic. You can search the full text of the encyclopaedia for entries that mention a specific case.
Alternatively, it is possible to work backwards from the case to the encyclopaedia. Once you have located a case in a legal database (such as Lexis+ Australia), it will generally provide a selection of links to secondary materials, including encyclopaedia entries - and you can use that function to look up legal terms used in that case.
Note: for some cases, there may not be any related secondary materials.
Note: for some cases, there may not be any related secondary materials.
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