Q: How To: Smart Copy

Copy Judgment Extracts with Precise References When a judgment is opened in the results pane of the search interface, you can see the full screen icon at the top right. Simply click on the full screen icon and the judgment opens in the full page. Next, select the judgment you want to read and double click on the full screen icon to see the judgment on full screen. Now select the paragraph you wish to copy. As you scroll down the In the full page view, simply look for the paragraph icon on the left side of the page. Click on the paragraph icon that you intend to copy. Once you have selected the paragraph, next press “SMART COPY” icon at the top right. As soon as you have clicked the

Question 1

How To: Login through IP Access

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Open URL - www.scconline.com and click on Login as shown in image 1.

Click on IP Login tab & enter your registered Login id as shown in Image 2.

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Question 2

How To: Use the "Case Reference" Feature

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Find all the cases/articles/secondary material which cite a particular case as precedent or as a reference in just one click.

Use of ‘Case Reference’ : Case reference makes it simple to look for judgments related to our judgment of interest with just one click.

Lets begin by recovering the judgment by using the "Find by Citation" method and searching for the case mentioned below:

‘‘Kesavananda Bharati V. State of Kerala”, - (1973) 4 SCC 225

Once the judgment is open in the third column, click on Case Reference icon (image shown below).

All the judgments, digest notes and articles that cite this case will be listed in the second column of the search result window (image shown below).

Question 3

How To:
Use the "OR" Boolean Operator

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**Use of the "OR" Boolean operator:
**In this example we look at how we can search for synonyms or words with similar meanings. The term searched for in this case is
“Culpable Homicide” OR Murder

We begin by going to the regular word search page and entering the above search term. It is also a must that in the radio buttons adjoining the search box, the 'Boolean' option must be selected for this to work.
The result screen now displays the results where either "Culpable Homicide" or "Murder" or both are occurring.

In the results screen documents with just the term murder will also be displayed. By using the OR Boolean operator the user can ensure that no relevant documents are missed.

Question 4

How To: Smart Copy

Accepted Answer

Copy Judgment Extracts with Precise References

When a judgment is opened in the results pane of the search interface, you can see the full screen icon at the top right. Simply click on the full screen icon and the judgment opens in the full page.

Next, select the judgment you want to read and double click on the full screen icon to see the judgment on full screen. Now select the paragraph you wish to copy.

As you scroll down the In the full page view, simply look for the paragraph icon on the left side of the page. Click on the paragraph icon that you intend to copy.

Once you have selected the paragraph, next press “SMART COPY” icon at the top right.

As soon as you have clicked the

Question 5

How To: Use "Words and Phrases"

Accepted Answer

This feature can be accessed by clicking the Tile under the ReSearch+ section of your Navigational Dashboard after signing in.

The Words and Phrases feature is the same as it was on our CD-ROM Edition and this much-loved feature has been brought to the Web Edition. Look up definitions of terms from acts, legal dictionaries and other sources.

Clicking on the Words & Phrases tile it will navigate you to a new screen with two search options- 1- Show words/phrases starting with typed text 2- Show words/phrases with typed text anywhere Below is an example of this feature:

We searched for word "Murder", First select Show words/phrases starting with typed text then type murder in "Enter a Word or Phrase" Section the result will appear in the result section. You can also search through "Show words/phrases starting with typed text" Select your preferred option and get your results.

We hope these new features enhance your SCC Online experience and make your legal research Quicker, Easier and More Effective!

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How To: Login to your Account

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Open URL - www.scconline.com and click on Login as shown in image 1.

Enter your Registered Login ID (email ID or mobile number) and password as shown in image 2.

And that’s it! You can successfully login to our website, and will be redirected to the dashboard. Continue your legal research with SCC Online Web Edition!

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