Law tables (Tables of authority)
Capture law tables in front-matter-part with book-part-type attribute value lawTable
.
/book/front-matter/front-matter-part[@book-part-type='lawTable']
//book-part/front-matter/front-matter-part[@book-part-type='lawTable']
Tables of authority include tables of cases, tables of instruments, and tables of legislation.
Capture the front matter part metadata as for other parts of a book.
Within named-book-part-body, capture the law table within a simple list.
Within list, capture each entry in the table separately in a list-item element containing a p element.
Capture the citation information in a mixed-citation element as a child of p, with attribute publication-type with a value of other
.
Capture the cross-reference to the relevant text in the book within related-object as a child of p following the instruction on cross-references. There may be more than one cross-reference per entry.
If there are multiple tables within this front matter part, capture each within a sec with a title.
Example of an entry in a law table with multiple cross-references
<list> <list-item> <p> <mixed-citation publication-type="other">Arbitration Act 1996</mixed-citation> <related-object document-type="book" document-id-type="isbn13" document-id="9780198822110" object-type="target" object-id-type="publisher-id" object-id="isbn-9780198822110-book-part-3-target-0162">2.126</related-object>, <related-object document-type="book" document-id-type="isbn13" document-id="9780198822110" object-type="target" object-id-type="publisher-id" object-id="isbn-9780198822110-book-part-10-target-0684">7.97</related-object> </p> </list-item> </list>