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Because the path is relative to the link's folder, not the current one. If the link you're creating is buried two folders deep, the base path you're trying to reach from it is two folders back out....

i.e. mkdir -p tardir/lib
# assumes code is in the CURRENT directory.
# One way to make t1
# ln -s ../../code/lib_1/t1 tardir/lib/t1

# Other way
ln -s ../../code/lib/t1 tardir/lib/t1

# the...