E-DATABASES AIR ONLINE:ALL INDIA REPORTER ONLINE AIR ONLINE is a digital edition of All India Reporter. The database provides access of judgments published in various reporters published by All India Reporter Pvt. Limited This comprehensive database grants users access to an extensive collection of legal judgments featured in various publications brought forth by All India Reporter Pvt. Limited. These publications encompass a diverse range of legal areas and jurisdictions, including: 1. Criminal Law Journal 2. Labour & Industrial Cases 3. All India Reporter 4. AIR Delhi High Court Reports 5. AIR Bombay High Court Reports (Criminal) 6. AIR Bombay High Court Reports 7. AIR Jharkhand High Court Reports 8. AIR Karnataka High Court Reports 9. AIR Cheque Dishonors Reports 10. AIR Civil Cases Allahabad Law Journal 11. AIR Supreme Court (Civil) 12. AIR Supreme Court (Criminal) 13. All India Reporter (Weekly) 14. AIR Supreme Court (Supplement) 15. AIR Karnataka High Court Reports 16. AIR Supreme Court Supplement 17. AIR Jharkhand High Court Reports 18. All India Reporter (Weekly) AIR Supreme Court Weekly. https://sclc.knimbus.com/user#/home
	SCC ONLINE SCC Online, a product developed by Eastern Book Company, primarily specializes in publishing the Supreme Court of India Cases featured in SCC Weekly. Renowned for its authenticity and comprehensive coverage, SCC Online stands as the foremost source for Supreme Court judgments. Its reliability is attributed to the inclusion of case notes and effective search functionality. Beyond its extensive collection of cases, SCC Online also encompasses a range of legal resources, including articles published in SCC and Practical Lawyers, coverage of central legislation, and limited coverage of state legislation. Additionally, it provides access to reports from the Law Commission of India and selects judgments from high courts in Indian states. https://sclc.knimbus.com/user#/home
	HEIN ONLINE HeinOnline stands as a premier online research database, offering access to an extensive repository of legal history encompassing over 100 million pages. It presents this wealth of historical legal documents in a fully searchable, image-based format. HeinOnline plays a pivotal role in bridging the gap in the study of legal history by providing comprehensive coverage from the very inception of more than 2,000 law and law-related periodicals, alongside a collection of over 5,000 classic eBooks. It delivers exact page images in PDF format, faithfully replicating the original print appearance. This includes the retention of all elements such as charts, graphs, tables, images, handwritten notes, photographs, and footnotes. Hein Online is highly regarded as the go-to database for accessing academic articles for research purposes. Moreover, its remote accessibility ensures that users can tap into its invaluable resources from anywhere, facilitating seamless and convenient legal research and scholarship. https://sclc.knimbus.com/user#/home
	WESTLAW Westlaw Asia stands as a paramount online legal research platform tailored to meet the needs of lawyers and legal professionals. Beyond its research capabilities, it also offers proprietary database services that set it apart in the legal sphere. Westlaw boasts a vast repository of information resources, encompassing over 40,000 databases. These databases cover a wide array of legal materials, including case law, state and federal statutes, administrative codes, newspaper and magazine articles, public records, law journals, law reviews, treatises, legal forms, and a host of other indispensable resources. What makes Westlaw Asia truly invaluable is its extensive coverage of legal materials not only from India but also from countries like Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, the United States, and the European Union. The comprehensive Westlaw Collection encompasses more than 1,600 academic journals and includes legislative materials from Australia, Canada, the European Union, the United Kingdom, and the United States of America. This wealth of legal information makes Westlaw Asia an indispensable tool for legal professionals seeking authoritative and extensive legal resources across multiple jurisdictions. https://sclc.knimbus.com/user#/home
	MANUPATRA Manupatra is a thorough and all-encompassing online repository of legal and business policy information. Within its extensive database, it houses a multitude of legal resources, including judgments from the Supreme Court of India, High Courts of Indian States, Tribunals, Commissions, as well as Reports from various Commissions and Committees. It also encompasses Gazette Notifications, Circulars, Bare Acts, Rules and Regulations, Ordinances, Pending Cases, and a wealth of legal materials pertinent to subject-specific research. Manupatra offers a range of comprehensive search techniques, including Manu Search, Legal Search, Citation Search, and Act Search, making it a versatile tool for legal professionals and researchers alike. One notable feature of Manupatra is its accessibility. Users can conveniently access Manupatra through its website, www.manupatra.com, without the need for a password, within the confines of university IP access. This user-friendly approach ensures that valuable legal and policy information is readily available to authorized users within the academic community. https://sclc.knimbus.com/user#/home
	LEXISADVANCE®INDIA Lexis Advance® India stands as a groundbreaking and unparalleled online legal research platform, offering access to trusted and familiar content powered by cutting-edge search relevance technology. This platform is enhanced with a plethora of user-friendly features designed to elevate your research experience. At the core of Lexis Advance® India are the latest full-text judgments, complete with head notes, sourced from the Supreme Court of India, leading High Courts, and various Tribunals. The platform also maintains up-to-date Universal Bare Acts, along with Rules and Regulations, spanning legislations from multiple Indian states. In addition to this wealth of primary legal materials, Lexis Advance® India grants users access to authoritative commentaries and analyses authored by esteemed legal experts such as DD Basu, MP Jain, Mulla, A Ramaiya, Kailasam Bhandari, Tannan, Ratanlal & Dhirajlal, and Halsbury’s Laws of India. Furthermore, it encompasses essential legal journals like the Labour Law Journal and Madras Law Journal (Civil and Criminal). Expanding its scope internationally, the platform incorporates primary and secondary legal sources from the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and other Commonwealth countries. It also features premium content like Halsbury’s Laws of England (HLE), All England Reporter (ALL ER), and the Encyclopaedia of Forms and Precedents, among others. In summary, Lexis Advance® India offers an unparalleled and comprehensive legal research experience, combining trusted content with advanced technology to meet the needs of legal professionals and researchers across various jurisdictions. https://sclc.knimbus.com/user#/home
	N-LIST The N-LIST project comprises four distinct components: 1. Subscription and Provision of Selected e-ShodhSindhu e-Resources to Technical Institutions (IITs, IISc, IISERs, and NITs), along with Monitoring Usage. 2. Subscription and Provision of Selected INDEST e-Resources to Chosen Universities, coupled with Monitoring Usage. 3. Subscription and Provision of Selected e-Resources to Government and Government-Aided Colleges, alongside Monitoring Usage. 4. Acting as a Monitoring Agency for Colleges, encompassing the evaluation, promotion, training, and oversight of all activities associated with facilitating effective and efficient access to e-resources for colleges. https://sclc.knimbus.com/user#/home
	EBC READER The Upgraded EBC READER CAMPUS EDITION- 2024 has the following enhanced features: Existing Library Holdings: New Acquisitions: 1. Over 500 Titles from EBC, featuring works such as "Civil Procedure" by C.K. Takwani, "Law of Arbitration & Conciliation" by Saurabh Bindal, "Constitutional Law of India" by Sanjay Jain, "Drafting Contracts: Basic Principles" by Ajar Rab, and a myriad of others. 2. Addition of 250+ Bare Acts 3. Incorporation of 15+ Law Journals 4. Expansion of Law Manuals Collection 5. Introduction of Legal References and Dictionaries 6. Inclusion of Supreme Court Yearly Digests spanning from 2010 onwards 7. Access to Practical Lawyer publications starting from 2016 8. Diversification with Books on General Interest New Additions from Bharat Law House: 1. Over 150 Titles from Bharat Law House, encompassing renowned works such as "Law of Crimes" by Ratanlal & Dhirajlal, "Taxation Laws" by Jyoti Rattan, "Business Laws" by Jyoti Rattan, "Securities Laws & Capital Market" by Amit Vohra and Rachit Dhingra, "Law of Consumer Protection" by V K Agarwal, "Students' Guide to Goods & Services Tax" by Nitesh Parashar, and numerous others. 2. Expansive collection of Bare Acts, including the Income Tax Act and Rules, GST Manual, Companies Act with Rules, and more. 3. Ready Reckoners that facilitate quick reference, including the Direct Taxes Ready Reckoner, Income Tax Act Ready Reckoner, GST Ready Reckoner, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Law Ready Reckoner, Company Law Ready Reckoner, and more. 4. Enrichment of Legal References and Dictionaries. https://sclc.knimbus.com/user#/home
	BAR AND BENCH 1. Bar and Bench is India’s leading news source for anything and everything connected to the world of law. 2. It provide access to 700+ interviews, including those with the Who's Who of the Indian legal community.1500+ columns on topics ranging from the Supreme Court of India, to arbitration in Hong Kong.30,000+ news articles on anything and everythingconnected to the Indian legal world. https://sclc.knimbus.com/user#/home

Sr. No.	NAME OF THE E-JOURNALS
i.	MANUPATRA ONLINE DATABASE
ii.	A I R Info Tech
iii.	N LIST
iv.	Westlaw India
v.	Lexis Advance
vi.	EBC Reader

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• Book lending service.
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• Reprographic service(Xerox)
• iOPAC
• Reference service.
• Reading Room with capacity of 60students.
• Bound Volumes Available from 1925 to till date (AIR Cases, Labour Law Cases, Industrial Cases, etc…)

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• Internet Bandwidth: 50 MBPS
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• Students should produce Library Card for issuing of books.
• Books can be renewed in person twice for 15 days unless they are reserved.
• Late fine of Rs.2/- per day is charged for book returned after due date.
• Users should replace the lost book with the latest edition of the book.
• Fine of Rs.2/- per day will be charged from the due date till the date of receipt of the book.
• In case of loss of ID card; Duplicate I.D. card will be issued to student on payment of Rs.50/-

The SCLC Library features a dedicated section specifically designed for individuals with disabilities (Divyang). Within this section, provisions have been made to cater to the needs of Visually Impaired students, including the availability of JAWS screen reader software. The library infrastructure is crafted to be Divyang-friendly, with a ramp (RAP) facility at the entrance for easy accessibility. Moreover, two computers are exclusively reserved for Divyang users, ensuring a conducive and inclusive learning environment.

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WEB-OPAC:

Web OPAC is an acronym for "Web-based Online Public Access Catalog." In simpler terms, it is an online platform that serves as a gateway to our college library's collection of books, journals, periodicals, and other valuable resources. Our Web OPAC is designed to help you explore and access these resources with ease, from anywhere and at any time.

Web OPAC is a powerful tool that empowers students, faculty, and researchers to explore our library's rich collection of resources with ease and convenience. It's a vital addition to our commitment to enhancing the educational experience for all members of our college community.

Discover new materials related to your field of study through our recommendation feature, which suggests resources based on your previous searches and borrowing history. 

How to Access Web OPAC:

• Visit college website (sclc.edu.in)
• Navigate to the "Library" section.
• Click on the "Web OPAC" or "Library Catalog"link.
• Start exploring the wealth of knowledge at your fingertips!
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• Personal belongings need to keep in the student property shelves at the entrance.
• Each student is permitted to borrow two textbooks for 10 days.
• Overdue charges of ₹2 per day per textbook will apply if items are not returned on time.
• Writing, marking, or underlining in books is strictly prohibited.
• Silence must be maintained in the library.
• Textbooks, printed materials, and borrowed books should not be taken inside the library.
• Use of mobile phones and audio instruments (with or without speakers or headphones) is strictly prohibited.
• The librarian may recall any book at any time, and the borrower is responsible for items borrowed on their card.
• Library borrower cards are non-transferable.

Admission to Library:

Students and faculty members must present their authorized/valid Identity Cards for library entry.

Working Hours of the Library:

Monday to Saturday: 9:00 am to 6:00 pm

Circulation Issue System:

Books will be issued upon presentation of the ID card. Students are responsible for any damage or mutilation noticed at the time of return.

STUDENTS

SR.NO	STUDENT TYPE	TEXT BOOK	DURATION	REFRENCE BOOK (Subject to permission from librarian)	DURATION
1	BALLB	02	10 DAYS	01	10 DAYS
2.	BBALLB	02	10 DAYS	01	10 DAYS
3.	LLB	02	10 DAYS	01	10 DAYS
4.	LLM	02	10 DAYS	01	10 DAYS
5.	PHD	02	10 DAYS	02	10 DAYS
6.	OTHER	02	10 DAYS	01	10 DAYS

FACUTLY

SR.NO	FACULTY TYPE	TEXT BOOK	DURATION	REFRENCE BOOK (Except Commentaries)	DURATION
1	FULL TIME	10	60 DAYS	03	30 DAYS
2.	PART TIME	05	30 DAYS	02	30 DAYS
3.	NON TEACHING	05	15 DAYS	02	15 DAYS

Book Lost:

In case of lost books, the borrower must replace them with the same or latest edition or pay double the book's cost with permission from the librarian.

Loss of Cards:

Loss of ID cards should be reported to the librarian, and a duplicate card may be issued against a formal application with a fine of Rs. 50.

No Due Certificate:

Students must obtain a No Dues certificate from the library after returning all borrowed items, surrendering borrower's cards, and settling outstanding dues.

Care of Library Books:

Students must handle books and journals carefully. Any damage should be reported to the library staff at the time of issue.

Reference Section:

Encyclopedia, dictionaries, law reporters, and reference books (Commentaries) in this section are for reference within the library premises only.

Journal Section:

Journals, general magazines, and newsletters are available in this section. Latest issues are displayed for reference within the library.