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  1. In-text searching from partway through a document

    It would be very helpful if pressing F3 when scrolled partway through a document would jump to the next search result, beginning from the top of the visible screen. This would allow a much more natural movement through the document when reviewing search hits in a document.

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  3. The link to Interlego AG v Croner Trading Pty Ltd (1992) 39 FCR 348 in IceTV v Nine Network (at least in footnote 41) goes to the wrong case

    Same thing happens when you click on Interlego in the search bar results - something to do with the media neutral citations issue?

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  4. Missing decision in Purvis precedent visualisation

    I was checking out the precedent visualisation for Purvis v The State of NSW [2003] HCA 62, and noticed the most recent decision from the Qld Court of Appeal in Woodforth v State of Queensland [2017] QCA 100 does not appear therein (https://jade.io/article/531142).

    The Woodforth decision is important in that it is the first court of appeal that rejects the application of the Purvis decision when applied to a discrimination provision that differs from that in the DDA. This case will have ripple effects in other Australian discrimination jurisdictions.

    It would be good if the visualisation tool includes it.

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  5. Bug - this case not loading. Malouf v Constantinou [2017] NSWSC 923

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    Malouf v Constantinou [2017] NSWSC 923 (13 July 2017) (Parker J)

    July 13th at 12:12 PM via Jade Equity

    Catchwords: Contracts – retainer between solicitor and client – guarantee – construction – multiple contractual documents – main object of contract – deferral of costs – termination of retainer – acceleration of deferred costs – charges of property – consent to lodgement of caveat – issue of tax invoices – interest – repugnancy ...

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  6. Fix citation error

    In The Pilbara Infrastructure Pty Ltd v Australian Competition tribunal [2012] HCA 36 there are several incorrect citations at paragraph 14. Douglass v R is [2012] HCA 34, not 36.

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  7. This search [2000] SASC 296

    Is not picking up this decision, Re Dion Investments Pty Ltd [2013] NSWSC 1941 in the citatory.

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  10. Fix citation

    BHP v Steuler; Protec v Steuler [2014] VSCA 338; 100 ACSR 524

    check this citation. I'm not sure it is reported in 100 ACSR

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  11. fix this link Australian Broadcasting Corporation v XIVth Commonwealth Games Ltd (1988) 18 NSWLR 540. … which goes to Australian Securities

    Australian Securities and Investments Commission v Fortescue Metals Group Ltd
    [2011] FCAFC 19 (18 February 2011) (Keane CJ, Emmett and Finkelstein JJ); 190 FCR 364; 18 NSWLR 540; 274 ALR 731; 29 ACLC 11-015; 81 ACSR 563; 5 BFRA 220 is where the link for (1988) 18 NSWLR 540 goes to

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  13. The link to Golan v AOTC in paragraph 83 of R v Roberts & Urbanec [2004] VSCA 1; 9 VR 295 takes one to the wrong case.

    The link to Golan v AOTC in paragraph 83 of R v Roberts & Urbanec [2004] VSCA 1; 9 VR 295 takes one to the wrong case.

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  14. Fix R v Ellis references in DPP v McInnes

    DPP v Mcinnes [2017] VSCA 374

    Every citation of R v Ellis redirects to R v Brazel, where it should (of course) refer to R v Ellis (1986) 6 NSWLR 603. Please fix. Thanks in anticipation.

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  16. Include Fiduciary Obligations and Powers of Attorney as a topic heading for alerts

    I'd like to refine my alerts to better catch judgments concerning financial elder abuse. Adding the above topics to the alerts might help.

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  17. provide a detailed search history

    Provide a detailed 'search history' so that when I am creating a research note (i.e. a note detailing which terms I have searched) I can simply look back on this history and compile my note.

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  18. delete account

    how do I delete my account?

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  19. will want to add a reference in the prior citations to https://jade.io/article/508476 for PKT Technologies Pty Ltd (formerly known as Fairli

    Please add a reference in the prior citations to https://jade.io/article/508476 for PKT Technologies Pty Ltd (formerly known as Fairlight.Au Pty Ltd) v Peter Vogel Instruments Pty Ltd [2018] FCA 1587.

    Also, why do you categorise patent and trade mark cases as "Copy"?

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  20. Bug

    The Gulf Pacific link goes to the incorrect decision. See below.

    Caple v Wilson [2016] VSC 704

    210.The decision of Wilcox J in Krizaic indicates that a company can be liable even where it is not a party to the joint venture agreement, but its director is a party.

    211.The obverse principle can be seen in Gulf Pacific Pty Ltd v Londish,[91] where it was held that the director can be liable in equity where the joint venture agreement only binds his or her company.

    [91] [1992] FCA 502 (‘Gulf Pacific’).

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