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CS

What it can stand for

This abbreviation has more than one meaning. Match the years and jurisdiction against your source.

Rapports judiciaires officiels de Québec, Cour supérieureCanada · 1892–1966authorised
Recueils de jurisprudence du Québec, Cour supérieureCanada · 1967–85authorised

How to use it

Use the abbreviation as the title of the series. It is not italicised and takes no full stops.

AGLC4 marks a series above as authorised. Where a case is reported in more than one series, rule 2.2.1 says to cite the authorised one.

Cite a foreign case using Pincite→How the citation works

From the appendices of the Australian Guide to Legal Citation, 4th edition · always confirm against the official guide.