Sources, review and corrections.
A source link is a starting point. It is not a promise that a legal conclusion is correct.
What “source checked” means
For the starter case collection, the published PDF was retrieved, its parties and court were compared with the extracted text, and the file fingerprint was recorded. PDF page markers preserve the route back to the original. Editorial headnotes were omitted from the older report extracts. The PDF controls where extraction differs from it.
What has not been reviewed
Guide explanations and case notes were prepared with AI assistance. They have not been approved by a qualified practitioner. No practitioner reviewer is claimed. Source consultation dates are not dates of a comprehensive legal review. We do not claim that all amendments, commencement instruments or procedural updates have been checked.
Historical cases and current law
Later treatment is marked “not checked”. A record does not establish that a case has been followed, distinguished or overturned. The year of a judgment does not establish its present authority. Read the reasons, identify the issue and check subsequent law before relying on the decision.
When sources disagree
Date discrepancies, incomplete extraction and inconsistent party references are recorded in the source notes. We preserve uncertainty rather than supplying missing facts. Some official service pages refer to older legislation; the guides flag those limits and direct readers to current legislation and the relevant registry.
Privacy and public access
These pages are public educational material. Do not place client documents, identification numbers, children’s details or private case histories in public source records. The local assistant stores conversations in the development database; it is not yet a production client portal.
How corrections are handled
For this local preview, report a correction to the project maintainer with the page URL, disputed passage and an authoritative source. A public contact channel has not yet been configured. Before public launch, assign an editorial owner and practitioner reviewers, add that channel and record substantive revisions.