Simplicity is the better way to go.

• Use the words that are most likely to appear in the topic you are searching for, e.g., if you are looking for a specific case, generally the name of the case will appear in the article (one we all know is Bamford). 
• To search for an exact topic, type the words in quotation marks (" ").
• If you are having trouble finding the chapter or article you are after, we can also search by seminar.

How to read your search result:

The blue heading is the link to the chapter/article name of the result found in your search, the small paragraph underneath this heading is the sentence of the first instance your query has located in the set of notes.

All the results should be found, once you have located the document you believe to the be correct one, simply click on the link to be taken to the chapter/article details.