Supreme Court of India

ဆရာကြီးဦးမြသင်ကြားပို့ချချက်များ

India's vast federated judicial system admits to a large number of reporters , each with their own style of citation .

There are over 200 law reports in India - subject - wise and state ( province )- wise , authorized and unauthorized .

Supreme Court of India

However , some reporters have been authorised to publish the Court's decisions . The All India Reporter ( AIR ) is an old and respected reporter that , in addition to the Supreme Court , also reports decisions of the various State High Courts .

Other popular reporters include Supreme Court Cases , which has become the most cited report in the Supreme Court , the Supreme Court Almanac , and Judgments Today .

High Courts

The All India Reporter ( AIR ) is the most popular nationwide reporter decisions of the High Courts .

An AIR High Court citation looks like : Surjya Kumar Das v. Maya Dutta AIR 1982 Cal 222 , where " Cal " refers to the Calcutta High Court in Kolkata .

This is a uniform style for AIR High Court reports .

Only the shortened indicator of the forum changes for different High Courts.

The Calcutta Weekly Notes is the oldest continuously published law journal in India having uninterrupted publication sinceb1896 reporting reportable decisions of the High Court at Calcutta .

Reports are cited in the style 105 CWN 345 where 105 refers to the volume number calculated at one volume per year from the initial volume , which had been published in 1896 .