Answered By: Library User Service TeamLast Updated: Sep 29, 2026 Views: 250
Answered By: Library User Service Team
Last Updated: Sep 29, 2026 Views: 250
The answer is: NO, YOU CANNOT!
According to the Copyright Notice, you can copy up to 10% of a published work, a chapter of a book, or a single article from a journal issue (if it is less than 10%).
For further information, please refer to the library's Copyright Notice.
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