Category: Qweri

Lexum has made all Federal Acts of Canada available with Qweri for some months now and their popularity is growing rapidly. In addition to the linking of sections with caselaw, the mobile friendly interface and the powerful search, you can now add personal notes to your most often consulted legislative texts. To add your notes to the Federal Acts of Canada, first create an account with Qweri : Thereafter... Read more

Qweri 1.6 introduces two new major features for your manuals publishing: Dashboard and Notes. Read more

The Seychelles Judiciary ( SeyLII ) has published online the most frequently cited acts in Seychelles using Qweri . The eGrey Book contains 80 Acts which can be browsed and searched online, printed, or downloaded as individual ePub or PDF files thanks to the power of Qweri. The eGrey Book has been developed by SeyLII in partnership with AfricanLII, a project of the Democratic Governance and Rights Unit, Department of Public Law, University of Cape Town. Qweri is Lexum's e-book solution. Qweri fully automates the process of publishing online books, manuals, statutes and other large or... Read more

Lexum has been using Canada's Income Tax Act to demonstrate the ease of use of its Qweri technology for some time. This new release significantly increase the added value provided to users, creating the first and only free annotated version of the Act. Replicating the model adopted by Lexum for its successful Annotated Civil Code of Quebec, the new Annotated Income Tax Act includes: For each section... Read more

The Annotated Civil Code of Quebec “ACCQ” by Lexum is a free online version of the Civil Code of Quebec (C.C.Q.), divided by sections and including links pointing towards the Quebec jurisprudence. Articles of ACCQ can be accessed by browsing in its structure or by performing a full text search. Qweri is a turnkey solution by Lexum for the management and publication of online manuals. Here's some... Read more

Qweri was selected for the online management and publishing of the most commonly referred to version of the laws of the Seychelles – dubbed the Grey Book. The collection contains 80 consolidated statutes and will be made accessible on the SeyLII website. Qweri's capacity to generate both HTML 5 versions of the statutes for advanced research and ePub versions for installation on mobile devices was... Read more