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Decision-Reading Worksheet

Keep the source, findings and your comparison together while reading one decision. Similar facts do not predict the same result.

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This worksheet is not a case library. Record the exact decision and its law or policy edition.

What the decision says
Compare with your situation
11 areas still to record
  • Decision title or reference
  • Decision date
  • Decision link
  • What was claimed?
  • What was disputed?
  • What evidence mattered?
  • Which law or policy edition applied?
  • What was decided?
  • What is similar to your situation?
  • What is different from your situation?
  • Questions to investigate
Your decision notes to copy

Your decision notes

Check the source attribution and distinguish the decision’s findings from your comparison.

Source selected: AFCA insurance decisions Decision title or reference [not entered] Decision date [not entered] Decision link [not entered] What was claimed? [not entered] What was disputed? [not entered] What evidence mattered? [not entered] Which law or policy edition applied? [not entered] What was decided? [not entered] What is similar to your situation? [not entered] What is different from your situation? [not entered] Questions to investigate [not entered] These are your notes about one decision, not independently checked findings. Similarities do not predict an outcome; differences in facts, evidence, policy and law may matter.

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