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Yes you can access , if you fulfill any of these conditions,The privilege of borrowing books from the library is restricted to University community onlyLibrary membership is open to Faculty, Visiting/Guest/Temporary Faculty, Students, Research Scholars (including PDFs), Non-teaching Staff and Retired-Faculty members of the University.They can apply for membership in the prescribed format enclosing the copy of admission / appointment letter and a passport photograph.Whenever a member leaves/retires he/she has to obtain a "No Dues Certificate" from the library.Faculty and Research ScholarsFaculty and Research Scholars should also submit the declaration in prescribed (Pink) form that they do not have project books with them. The form can be obtained from the Circulation CounterPDF ScholarsPDF Scholars can borrow 6 books from the library against a security deposit of Rs. 5000/- (Sciences) and Rs.3000/- (Other schools)Books can be borrowed only against the multipurpose Institutional ID card issued by the University. The Member should present his/her library card for borrowing books , failing which the library staff can refuse to issue books to him/her.PDF Scholars can claim for the refund of deposit at the time of leaving the university after obtaining No-Dues Certificate from the Library. They need to preserve the deposit receipt to claim the refund of deposit.Retired FacultyRetired faculty members are also admitted as special members for the purpose of reference.They can borrow 4 (Four) books from the library against a security deposit of Rs. 4000/-(Refundable).Membership for borrowing books from the library shall be valid for 1 year, which is renewable every year if required to borrow the books.Retired faculty members will be issued a library card for borrowing books from the library.For the purpose of issuing a library card, they need to submit their application along with pension/retirement order, 1 passport size photo and 1 stamp size photo.The loan period is only ONE MONTH which is renewable 3 times online , by the due date.Retired faculty can claim for the refund of deposit, if they do not further require any borrowing facility from the Library. To claim the refund of deposit, they need to preserve the deposit receipt.The terms and conditions are same to retired faculty as applicable to other members .Visiting / Guest /Temporary Faculty (Appointed directly by Schools/Departments/Centres)Should enclose the letter of appointment along with application for library membership duly recommended by appointing authorityIn case of extension they have to submit fresh appointment /extension letter to get the borrowing period extendedEntitled to borrow 3 books for a period of one monthShould submit the undertaking that he/she authorizing the concerned Dean/Head/Director to withhold the last month’s salary till library dues are cleared and collect no-dues certificate from the libraryShould submit 2 Photos (1 stamp size for Id Card and 1 Passport size with Membership ApplicationInstitutional MembershipCorporate/Industrial and Research Organizations can become Institutional member by paying the following fees -Institutional Members are permitted to refer library print resources and avail photocopy facilities. They cannot use PCs, Internet and subscribed electronic resources in the library.Institutional Membership = Rs.7500/- per year. One person can be admitted against this membership. The fees for each additional member is Rs.750/- per year.Payment should be made through a Bank Draft Drawn in favour of "The Finance Officer", University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad.ID cards will be issued to the members of the above organizations. Visiting members should present Institutional ID card issued by the library along with Photo-Id Card issued by their organization for security / verification purposes.Such members should report the loss of Institutional ID card issued by the IGM library immediately, if any to the Circulation Counter, to avoid misuse.Visitors:Faculty and research scholars of other colleges/universities/organizations are also permitted to refer library resources on special request, with the written permission of librarian (except using PCs, Internet and subscribed electronic resources) for shorter periods.Such scholars are advised to present their Institutional ID card and recommendation letter from concerned Head of the Department for the issue of written permission.Such scholars have to present their Institutional ID card and library's written permission to library security or staff on demand.

Each state has different laws regarding the landlord-tenant relationship. However, one thing each has in common is that a security deposit has one purpose, to cover any physical damages to the property. Damages do not include ordinary wear and tear. However, some leases include that a cleaning fee comes from the security deposit. Read your lease and highlight the relevant clauses. Find the landlord-tenant law for your state online and read the whole thing. Do not stop reading when you find the answer you want, as another section may provide exceptions.With that information, write a letter that includes:A copy/paste of the language of the lease about the security deposit's purpose and its return.List by statute and section each applicable land-lord tenant law pertaining to your situation.Make sure you include the requirement for an itemized letter, how long the landlord has to send the letter, the penalty for not sending it.Point to the penalties for improperly withholding the security deposit since most states either double or triple the wrongly withheld amount.Send the letter to the landlord via Certified Mail, Return Receipt Requested, wait a day and send a copy via First Class Mail, and if you email with the landlord, send a PDF of the letter three days after mailing the certified letter.Make no references to lawyers, small claims courts, or speaking to any agency in your area that regulates landlords; that will come later.Finally, include a reasonable date by which the landlord must return your security deposit, less any physical damages allowed by law and the lease. (Seven calendar days from the date on the return receipt is reasonable and standard.)Ten days after the date on the return receipt, call the landlord to determine if they plan to return your deposit. If yes, ask the amount they intend to send and get a date by which they guarantee the deposit's return. If no, politely ask if this is worth the trouble of litigating. Do not argue or make it sound like an overt threat. Politely end the call.Immediately following the call, email a summary of the telephone conversation that includes the date, time, parties involved, and highlight the points addressed.A week later, send a second letter, using the same methods of mailing and emailing. The letter will be almost identical to the first, except the first paragraph will state clearly your intent to file in small claims court (or landlord-tenant court) a claim that asks for the total refund, the penalties allowed by law, any punitive damages permitted by law, your court costs that include the costs associated with your attempt to settle (certified letters with return receipts are about $9 each), and any other relief the court sees fit to award. Go ahead and itemize a list of the amounts, showing the total that includes the security deposit; in the body of the letter, bold each of the parts that discuss the court-imposed penalties.Ten days after receiving the return receipt, file your case. Include a copy of the first and second letter, a copy of the lease, copies of the return receipt (or copies of the front and back of the envelope of the certified letter returned to you). Itemize your list of costs, the deposit amount, ask for all resulting penalties permitted by law, as well as punitive damages and any other damages the court finds equitable. Small claims courts are not very picky about the format you use to file your claim. Many provide a form that gets you started. I write a narrative explaining my case and the reason each penalty is appropriate. I use the court's form as a cover sheet for my filing.You must provide at least three copies of the case when you file: one the court keeps, one the court stamps and serves on the landlord, and one the court stamps and returns to you as proof of filing. You need to pay the filing fee and the fee charged to serve the landlord. Know those amounts to include in the second letter and the damages section of the lawsuit.Warning: Do not ask for a ridiculously high amount. Do not pad a contract dispute with a claim for “pain and suffering.” Avoid piling on every petty grievance with the landlord during your tenancy. If you paid to replace locks five years ago, do not include that. Keep it on point and ask only for what the law allows.Disclaimer: I am not an attorney, and this is not legal advice. The steps outlined here are what I have used in the past to reclaim my security deposit successfully. If someone wants to add suggestions to cover something I overlooked, please do. However, no debates, please. Also, please do not point out what your state does differently; that is why I was specific about reading the laws for the state in question.

Hey thereSo i got admission into MAMC through AIQAnd i gotta say the process was pretty frustrating and time consuming, mainly because they weren’t clear with the documents required (all the docs required werent mentioned in the list) and due to delayed online proceduresFirst of allWe had to register in the DU site (the link was on the fmsc site) and fill in a lot of detailsWe also had to upload scans of all the documents that we also had to submit as pdf ._.The size limit was also very less (200kb) and for some it was just 100kbIt was a real pain trying to reduce the size of docsAnd in one case the page showed max size 200kb but it showed an error if the file was above 100kbSo that was pretty troublesome tooOnce one had registered, we were then to pay a fee of 750/- (online) to DUWe had to take a print out of the fee payment and the registration, go to the syndicate bank branch in mamc, show them these two thingsFill a challan and pay the fees+security depositThen we had to the building where the process was happening where we were given a file having lots of forms and documents that we needed to fill and giveWe were also required to submit two sets of photocopies of a lot of docs (not going to go into the detail of the docs because they are listed on the fmsc and mamc site)We were also required to fill an anti-ragging affidavit online and submit the student and parent undertakings’ printouts to them|This acquirement of all the docs resulted in one day having elapsed and theregistration dept told us we had to come the next daySo when we came the next day, they told us that we also had to place all the documents in the order listed in the list given to usThen once all this was done, we had to go for the final verification of docs, where they checked the photocopies and also took the originals and put them in our fileThese files were then to be signed by the dean and the registrarThe dean, at the time of my admission, was at LHMCSo the registrar had to take the files (4 of them, out of which one was mine) there, get it signed and bring it backThat took around 1.5 hoursBy the time her came back, it was lunch breakSo the process got delayed further (Registrar went for lunch and came back at 3)Then FINALLY we were given Admission letters and a receipt…..which we had to go the vallabhai patel chest institute and submit to the FMSC office thereIt is 45 min drive from MAMCSo finally i went there, climbed the stairs to the 6th floor since the elevator was out, and submitted the documentsAnd that is the story of how i got admitted to MAMCI swear i didn’t work this hard even while preparing for NEET xDBut i guess it was worth it :3