We daily receive calls as regards problem in searching case law. Law is a very wide field and there is no set pattern of use of terminology. While making search use the minimum possible words and then search within search.

For example if you search `res judicata amongst co-defendants' it may show 0 results as it is possible that legislature or the Editor has used the words `res judicata between co-defendants'. Confine your search to either res judicata or co-defendants and then make search within search.

Similar is the case with the word `Notice'. Word `Notice' is used in different statutes. Further there is statutory period of notice, validity of notice, notice period, defective notice, Written notice, oral notice, service of notice, Notice by registered post, notice under postal certificate, postal endorsement on notice, service of notice on adult member of family, Notice received back, presumption of service of notice, and so on. We will advise to make search in the first instance by writing the word `Notice' and then make search within search of the required field.