Find cases by party names
Let's look at an example: Telebooth Pty Ltd v Telstra Corporation Ltd [1994] 1 VR 337 
The party names for this case are Telebooth and Telstra Corporation
There are two ways you can search using these names.
HANDY TIP: you don't need to include the 'Pty Ltd' etc. in online searches and generally you don't need to include the 'v' either.
Search a case citator
Search a case citator using the Case Name field:
Tip
Citators will suggest possible matches as you begin typing the case name - select the case you want, and click on search.
In CaseBase:
In FirstPoint:
Search a law report series
Search the full text of the law report series online.
- First, use the Legal Abbreviations guide to check what the abbreviation stands for. In this case, VR stands for Victorian Reports.
- Then search the library to link through to that report series and find the case.
- You will see results for both online and print versions, with the link to access them online.
- Use the case name to locate the case in the Victorian Reports.
