Or production/rendering issues. When situations occur where appendices are referred to in the text, but don't exist in the book, or where an index goes from A-P (period), I think of production/rendering issues.
It doesn't seem like someone who would gravitate toward an editorial position would drop off whole appendices without noticing the slips; or stop an index at "P". It seems more likely in such situations that a couple of files didn't get transferred to the production/rendering team.
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>>> Janet Fischer <jlfisch@pacbell.net> 04/25/02 12:07PM >>>
It seems several others have also noticed and have contacted West. If
anyone gets an answer back from West, please post to the list. Thanks!
In another title (Am Jur Trials) the new index refers to vols. that
haven't been published yet. I guess they *are* having editorial
difficulties.
Janet
Janet Fischer wrote:
> We recently received Baji 9th ed., and have discovered today that
> Appendicies referred to in the text are NOT in the book. Our patron
> needed Appx. D on Special Verdicts, which is referenced in the text of
> 9th ed, but there are no appendicies in the volumes. Fortunately we
> keep the old, so we gave him Appx. D from the 8th ed.
>
> Am I blind, and are the appendicies there somewhere, or does West have
> editorial issues?
> Janet Fischer
> San Mateo County Law Library
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