Borrowing

• The transactions of borrowing (borrowing, returning, modification of time limit) require reader’s card.
• Borrowing can be done during opening hours by using valid personal reader’s card. Validation of reader’s cards is subject to the settlement of any outstanding debts.
• Up to 30 documents can be borrowed the teachers of the University.
• For any other registered readers, the number of documents can be borrowed is limited to 10.
• The borrowers are responsible for the borrowed documents and their integrity in person. 
• The readers are liable to replace any documents lost or mutilated and to compensate for their replacement cost set by the library, respectively. 
• Library users having any financial or document debt are blocked from borrowing items from the library.

• Documents not provided with distinctive mark.
• Documents ordered via interlibrary loan and not prohibited by the lending library.

• Documents (books, lecture notes) provided with distinctive mark on their spine such as:
• Reading Room books: white strip on the spine and a stamp “Reading Room” on the endpaper;
• Institution history: marked with green strip on the spine and “Institution history” on the endpaper;
• Periodicals, journals;
• Standards;
• Theses;

• Periodicals, daily news,
• Reading Room books 

• Lecture notes of the University - 3 weeks;
• Lecture notes of the University for non-citizens of the Univ. - 2 weeks;
• CD/DVD attachments  - the same period as the document it belongs to;
• Any other documents - 4 weeks

• The lending period can be renewed only once provided that no reservation is on  the given document.
• Books returned after expiry of loan term are subject to fine. The overdue fine is calculated by the day(s) of late and the number of documents.
• The readers are warned by the library via e-mail to settle their debts. Should the debt fail to be settled in spite of repeated warnings (3 times), the library goes to law to recover its debt. 
• Library documents lost or mutilated can be replaced as follows:
• Documents lost or mutilated can be replaced by copies of identical or later publication; the offered copy can be accepted provided that its condition and appearance makes it possible. 
• If a lost document is unable to be replaced,  the library is entitled to claim  the financial compensation for its ideal value.