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Department of Law - Library
Our Library
​ Our library is established in 1988, and is working as department library under University of Kerala. It’s a well maintained, equipped and furnished library which has a total collection of 6376 books including about 1000 bound volumes of journal. The priceless collection includes ''Chisum on Patents" (57 Vols), "Nimmer on Copyright" (11 Vols), “The Halsbury’s Laws of India” (45 Vols), "Central Acts and Rules" (22 Vols), “Constituent Assembly Debates” (9 Vols.), “The reports of the Law Commission of India” (16 Vols). The library has a comprehensive collection of books dealing with various aspects of Law like The Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Intellectual Property Rights, Human Rights and the related aspects of Law like Sociology, Political Science, Research methodology etc.
The All-India Reporter (back volumes are available from 1930), The Supreme Court Cases (back volumes from 1969), Kerala Law Times; are the journals Subscribed by our library. Our library is subscribed by two newspapers are “The Hindu” (English) and “Mathrubhumi” (Malayalam). Kerala University Library has provided two databases for our library namely “Manupatra” and “Live Law” for their patrons.
The library service includes lending, reference and the referral services. The automation work of the library is completed with latest version software from KOHA.
Library Rules
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The library hours will be open from 9.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. on all working days of the Campus.
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A Post Graduation student is permitted to borrow only 3 books at a time from the library. However, Research Scholars and our faculty members can borrow 10 books at a time from the library.
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Students should maintain absolute silence in the library. They should not remove any Journal or newspaper from the library.
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Every reader within the library shall be responsible for the safe custody and preservation in good condition of the books lent to him.
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Borrowers are responsible for loss or damage to books taken out on loan or for consultation by them. The marking of books with ink or pencil, underlining of passage, writing of remarks etc., are strictly forbidden.
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