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After Stock Verification in Library How Many Lost Book May be Acceptable

After Stock verification in library how many lost books may be acceptable .please give the sugession,

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As per GFR rules 2005, 5 books per 1000 Nos.

 only 5 books

Kindly see the attached file

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thank u sir

Is it  applicable in self financing engineering colleges. I am working the same organization. Kindly provide the details related to the responsiblity of lost books from the library it is only vested the Librarian or other staff members. is there any supporting documents please attached here.

   I am Elanjiyam, working as a Librarian, from Anand Institute of Higher Technology, Kazhipattur, Chennai-103, Cell No: 8754565871

 As per General Financial rules 2005 Govt. of India, loss of books up to 5 books per thousand books issued/consulted can be considered reasonable.

Madam thank u

5/1000 as per GFR Rules 2005.

madam thank u

As per GFR 2005 Five books/per thousand is acceptable

Sir thank u

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