Judiciary Library Rules

1. The Library may be used by:-
   
   1. a person who has been issued with a reader's card by the Judiciary Librarian upon payment of the fee specified in Rule 3; and
   2. any other person authorised in writing by the Judiciary Administrator.
      
      
2. 1. Books may be borrowed for use in any court, but they must be returned before the respective library closes on the same day unless renewed.
   2. Books may be borrowed for overnight use after 4:00 p.m. but they must be returned by 9:45 a.m. the next working day excluding Saturday.
   3. Borrowing rights only apply to reader’s cards falling within 3(a) below.
      
      
3. A reader’s card may be issued to the following persons upon payment of the following annual fees:-
   

   a.	a barrister/pupil barrister/solicitor/trainee solicitor in private practice or government service	NIL
   b.	a corporate or foreign lawyer	$530.00
   c.	a law student	$110.00
   d.	others	$220.00

   
   
4. When a book, borrowed in the circumstances described by Rules 2(a) & 2(b), is not returned on the due date a fine of $50 per day or part thereof may be imposed.
   
   
5. Any defect in or damage to a book shall be reported to the Librarian immediately it is noticed, and readers and borrowers will be held responsible for loss or damage to any book occurring whilst it is in their charge.
   
   
6. Books marked ‘not to be taken away’ or with red labels and judgments may not be borrowed.
   
   
7. Smoking is prohibited in the Library.
   
   
8. Briefcases and bags may not be taken beyond the reception desk but must be placed in the lockers provided.
   
   
9. The Judiciary Administrator may, by notice displayed in the Library, make provision for the maintenance of order in the Library and the proper conduct of Library's affairs.
   
   
10. Failure to comply with any rule or notice may, in the discretion of the Judiciary Administrator, result in a suspension of library facilities.