Go to the "Fly-out page" in the Table of Contents (left of screen) by clicking on it,
choosing the letter with which the cite begins.

For a guide to Canadian legal citation, see the
Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation (latest edition on reserve),
at KF 245 .P761
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Other Case Cites

Cardiff University, U.K., has an online "Cardiff Index to Legal Abbreviations"
that is quite helpful. To go to it: click here

==================================================================================Legal casebooks and textbooks will have footnote references to cases, such as this :
Kimble v. Ford Motor Co. of Canada , (1991) 49 L.A.C. (4th) 319.

Explanation of this citation:
(1991) - year of decision
49 - volume number of 4th series
(4th) - this refers to the 4th series.
319 - page number where case begins.
LAC - the cite - look up the cite and find the full title in this list.

When you go into the law library with the floor and call number from this list,
remember to first look for the series, and then the volume number on the volume's spine.
There will be a vol. 49 (1st series), a vol. 49 (2d series), a vol. 49 (3d series), etc.
Thus:
Labour arbitration cases (cited as LAC) XC 3310 .A219 L3 on GD Flr
Description: 1st series, vol. 1 (1948) - vol. 24 (1972) covers 1948 to 1972;
2d series, vol. 1 (1973) - vol. 30 (1981) covers 1973 to 1981;
3d series, vol. 1 (1982) - vol. 35 (1989) covers 1982 to 1989;
and 4th series, vol.1 (1989)- covers 1989 to current.