The ‘Library System’ of Sardar Patel Subharti Institute of Law is to provide comprehensive resources and services in support of the research, teaching, and learning as per needs of the law community. To fulfill this mission, the Library is committed to:
The Library System ensures that its collections remain forward-looking, diverse and of world-reporters. The Library Procures renowned quality. Library is housed with 9537 Books and 358 Back volumes of Journals and Reports.
There are 21 periodicals including 02 news papers. Out Of these 17 are journals including 16 Law reporters and remaining magazine. To avail the fruits of technologys all books and reference material are bar coded with library automation, service Lib guru and TLSS OPAC (Open Public Access Catalogue) to search the library books, research material, periodicals and to learn more about the library.
LIBRARY HOURS:
Monday to Saturday: 8 am to 6.00 pm
Sunday: 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
(Reading room with reference book open on all working days)
CIRCULATION PROCEDURE:
Users can borrow Text Books for 7 working days. After due date user should renew the books in person. Reference Books, Journals, Magazines, Reporters and Bound Volumes are only for reference in the library.
Rules:
Rules of the library will apply to all the library patrons: Teaching and non teaching Members, students and visitors. Library authorities can withdraw the library services to a particular user on violation of Library rules or misconduct by the user.
· Student Identity card is compulsory to avail the services of the library.
· Users shall maintain the silence to avoid conversation and discussion.
· Users should not disturb the arrangement of furniture.
· Use of Cell Phone is strictly prohibited in the library.
· Users shall not reshelf the materials (Books, Journals, etc.) Books and Bound Volumes should be handled with care.
· Defects found in the Books and Bound Volumes should be brought to the notice of the library personnel immediately.
· Pages of the Books and Bound Volumes should not be folded to serve as book Marks.
· Disfiguring and marking the pages of library books with ink or pencil is prohibited.
· Laptops are permitted.
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