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@report{com13,
}
title = {Action Plan on consumer access to justice
and the settlement of disputes in the internal
market},
type = {Communication},
number = {COM (96) 13 final},
institution = {Commission},
entrysubtype = {comdoc}
@report{com348,
}
title = {Proposal for a Council Regulation on jurisdiction
and the recognition and enforcement of judgments
in civil and commercial matters},
number = {COM (99) 348 final},
institution = {Commission},
entrysubtype = {comdoc},
\cite[ch 1, art 3]{com895}
Commission, ‘Proposal for a Council Decision on the
conclusion, on behalf of the European Community, of
a Protocol on the Implementation of the Alpine Convention
in the Field of Transport (Transport Protocol)’
COM (2008) 895 final, ch 1, art 3
\cite{com13} Commission, ‘Action Plan on consumer access to justice
and the settlement of disputes in the internal
market’ (Communication) COM (96) 13 final
\cite{com348} Commission, ‘Proposal for a Council Regulation on
jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of
judgments in civil and commercial matters’ COM (99)
348 final
EU official documents with the comdoc subtype are currently indexed by title
via the virtual index euoffdoc. This is likely to be replaced with a system
under which they are indexed by year and number.
UN Documents
The guidance given on citation of un documents in the third edition of oscola
is somewhat inconsistent. 52 The scheme adopted here has been suggested
by Daniel Högger.
United Nations documents should be given the entrytype of misc, and
with the entrysubtype set to undoc.
The following fields are used:
52 See Faculty of Law, University of Oxford, OSCOLA (n 4) 32-36.
UN Documents 72
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