The library of any academic institution is essential to all scholarly endeavours, especially in law schools. This is a 200 square metre edifice that offers substantial capacity for book storage and a cosy reading environment. The library has been designed in alignment with the goals of the law college and is managed by a team of professionally qualified library personnel. It possesses a substantial collection of law books encompassing a diverse array of general and specialised subjects, including textbooks, reference materials, back volumes of journals and reports, in addition to current legal publications. The library operates from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on all weekdays. The college has implemented a tool termed the Electronic Library for bookkeeping and information retrieval. The establishment now possesses a high-speed broadband internet connection and an annual subscription to Lexis Advance Online, granting access to law journals, AIR, Supreme Court judgements, High Court judgements, subordinate court judgements, and various legal matters. Consequently, it facilitates seamless access to information from all available computerised databases globally, encompassing not only legal fields but also other disciplines. The library intends to implement a computerised system to create a network of law libraries across India and to construct a national legal information centre that would serve as a repository of legal information. The library is equipped with cutting-edge technology, including Wi-Fi connectivity and advanced audio-visual equipment with teleconferencing capabilities.
Objectives
- To assist members of the academic community in their pursuit of greater academic achievement
- To deliver a proficient information service.
- To provide contemporary equipment for efficient teaching, learning, research, and the acquisition of supplementary knowledge.
- To digitize legal information for storage, retrieval, and distribution
Objectives
- Three books are given to every student for a period of 15 days. However, books can be renewed for another 15 days at the sole discretion of the college librarian.
- A fine of 5 rupees per day will be charged for the books returned after the due date.
- The students must possess identity & library card while inside the library / reading rooms.
- Books issued from the library should be kept very carefully and in no case underlined or disfigured. If a book is already damaged in any form, it will be checked by the issuing authority otherwise the students shall be held responsible.
- Reference books, rare books, periodicals and journals will not be issued except for consultation in the library only.
- The defaulters will be asked to leave the library, and their cases will be reported to the principal.
- The borrower shall be required to replace the books lost from him/her.
- Above all students must maintain perfect silence in the library.
