Photocopying and reproducing from books, journals, periodicals, etc constitute infringements of copyright unless the acts fall within the exceptions . The valid exceptions are those related to research and study purposes and are explained below. There is a fair dealing exception for personal research and private study. The exception stated above does not apply to commercial and industrial research.
Work here includes charts, diagrams, etc. which are used to explain the work.
Further, a staff should not request students to make copies of articles or parts of a work in excess of the limits stated under the heading Research and Private Study as that could be construed as authorizing the students to infringe copyright. Students should be asked to refer to books or articles which can be made available in the Library. Please be warned that if your copying exceed the limits allowed under the Copyright Act, the University will not be liable for any infringement of copyright action which may be taken against you. In that event, you will be personally liable.