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OSCOLAO xford University Standard for the citation of legal AuthoritiesFourth EditionFaculty of Law, University of ..11 General notes ..31 .1 Citations and footnotes ..31 .1 .1 Citing cases ..31 .1 .2 Citing legislation ..41 .1 .3 Citing secondary sources ..41 .1 .4 Order of sources in footnotes ..41 .2 Subsequent citations, cross-references and Latin gadgets ..51 .2 .1 Subsequent citations ..51 .2 .2 Cross-references ..61 .2 .3 Latin gadgets ..71 .3 Punctuation, ranges of numbers and years, and foreign words ..71 .3 .1 Punctuation ..71 .3 .2 Ranges of numbers and years ..71 .3 .3 Foreign words ..81 .4 Citing foreign materials ..81 .5 Quotations ..81 .6 Tables and lists of abbreviations ..101 .6 .1 Lists of abbreviations ..101 .6 .2 Tables of cases ..101 .6 .3 Tables of legislation and other tables ..111 .7 Bibliographies ..112 Primary Sources ..132 .1 Cases from England and Wales ..132 .1 .1 General principles ..13 Case citations including neutral citations.
OSCOLA is a guide to legal citation, not a style guide . For advice on punctuation, grammar and writing style, use the most recent editions of Fowler’s Modern English Usage, The Oxford English Dictionary, and Hart’s Rules. Hart’s Rules is particularly
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