Overlapping events for resources and locations

Has anyone been able to configure iCal Server's Resources and Locations to NOT accept invitations if the resource or location is busy?
I am hoping the resource or location is intelligent enough to decline an invitation if it is already busy.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Ray

I've run into this problem as well. I can't believe that there's no solution to this. It seems to me to be a pretty obvious need for any scheduling software.
Why even have a location and resource database, if users can make any event appointment for that location or resource regardless if it's available or not?

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