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The University of Adelaide Library
THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SA 5005

Telephone: +61 8 8313 5759
Facsimile: +61 8 8313 4369
Email: library@adelaide.edu.au

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Document Delivery Services

  • Joint Library Store [URRSA]
    Located on the Flinders University Campus (not the library). 
  • Intercampus requests
    For requesting material found in the University of Adelaide Library catalogue but held at another campus (either: North Tce, Roseworthy or Waite).  Items identified as Temporarily Reprocessing - Store can also be requested using the Joint Store and Intercampus catalogue request form.
  • Interlibrary request
    For requesting items not held in the University of Adelaide Library and items temporarily in offsite storage.

Document Delivery Request Forms

Which Form?

If you are requesting an Intercampus or Joint Store book or bound volume please use the Library catalogue Request button to place your request.

For all other requests use the Document Delivery Request form.

You must fill in a separate request form for each article or loan. An automated confirmation copy of each request you make is sent to your email for your records.

Copyright

The Act specifies that:-

  • Library must obtain a separate individually signed declaration (electronic or print) for each item requested.
  • That the material is required for the purpose of research or study.
  • That the material has not been supplied previously to the person.

Fair dealing  provisions of the act (i.e.: copies that you can legally make without paying a royalty fee to the author), allow you to request:

  • 10% or one chapter of a book whichever is greater.
  • One article from an issue of a journal.
  • You may request more than one article from a journal issue if the articles relate to the same subject.

If you require more than the "fair dealing" amount please alert Document Delivery staff who will purchase a copy of the article from a supplier that makes a royalty payment to the author.  There is a higher charge for this service - contact staff if you require a quote.  A low cost alternative may be to attempt a loan for the book/journal/conference etc.

For a quick guide - Copyright Guide for Study and Research 

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Last update: 16 January 2012 by Margaret Colmer