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Old 08-09-2012, 05:03 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by Tome Keeper View Post
When I worked it a library it just became annoying as people would put the book back on the shelves and then claim they'd returned it ages ago, and we were always then told to waive the fine. Week in, week out this happened.

Well, as someone who actually HAS been fined for an item I returned and then found on the shelf, I say you have to have a reasonable doubt.

Oddly enough, my current library does not charge overdue fines. If you keep the item out for more than six weeks past the due date, you're charged for the item and a processing fee.

It's probably been 30 years since I had an overdue item, so I haven't had to pay a fine anyway.
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