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INTERNSHIP REPORT

I contacted Sir through his email. This perked up my interest and being a law
student, I was provided with the perfect window of opponuni1y in the form of
the I-month holiday just after my I• Year End Term Examinations and I have
received an outstanding experience to say the least. A far as I am concerned, I
got the exposure thought I would gel working under a person with such
impeccable character and qualifications as him.

MAIN TASKS
An intern, wc were not only assigned case files 10 read but also 10 make our own
notes over those cases, analyze the grounds and question of law. We also
prepared briefs for cases such as medical negligence, criminal and civil cases.
Apart from case studies, we were asked to prepare certain speeches or write
articles for current issues and that was something different, challenging and
good research enhancing task at the office. Also, sir is an environmentalist
advocate, and we were also asked 10 study about thermal plants case studies
which he has filed before NGT and Supreme Court. This was something
different to learn and understand the grounds.
As a part of internship, we use lo visit the Supreme Court, High Court, Patiala
House Court. NCLT and other district couns of Delhi. Hearing the arguments
and judges· response al the Supreme Court was quiet learning and experiencing
the Court Room number I.

GOODTHINGS
Sir taught us many things about professionalism and being punctual~He also
acquainted us with many renowned and knowledgeable people who use to visit
his office. Also, with this, he always made sure that we capiure these memories.
It is my best Internship to dare. The atmosphere at the office is v~healthy and
people there treat like family:

WORKS DONE AND LEARNT·


I_ learnt how to prepare SLPs, List of Dates and learnt about the various terms
hke Interlocutory Applications and various courts and tribunals. The very first
~ that I took into the legal lield was learning how to translate the liles. This
is not included in the proper legal work but is the works that is designated to
tr1115Jators, and I was puzzled as to why I was assigned this work. Later, in the
C\·ening after the work assigned to me was complete, I was called in the cabin
and Sir asked me about the details of the case. I stopped short on being
questioned so randomly. I took a moment and told him that I have only done the
translation and am yet to read the lile. He then asked me to explain to him that I
had translated in detail.
To my pleasant surprise, I found out that I knew most of the details such as the
date and place of the FIR, the content of the Report, the proceedings that took
place in the lower court and in fact, I was able to draw out the grounds for the
arguments. The case was of Dowry Death which comes under the purview of
Section 304 B of the Indian Penal Code and in fact I even remembered the tests
for Dowry Death.
This is just one instance of how Sir uses different measures and approach to
teach us things.

THE VISITS TO COURTS


The approach of the law universities to keep the H~~s betwee_!!_July to
August, so that the law students can visit courts shows the well-plaMed nature
Toe visits to court with Sir turned out to be infonnative and. a learning
experience. Observing him and the proceedings of the Court used to be a full
time enlightening experience. Along with the proceedings of the court, I also
went to the various filing centre. I learnt how to file the cases both in the offiine
and online mode.

CONCLUSION
During my internship, I gained valuable insights into_variousJegal proceedings,
ranging from criminal and matrimonial cases to issues involving Intellectual
Property Rights, the exposure to practical aspects· of law, such as court
Proceedings, mediation, and client meetings, enriched ·my-understanding.
Th~ugh research tasks and briefings, I delved into topics like limitation periods
mai~tenancc, ~ the authenticity of legal documents. Notably, J learned about•
spcc:1fic Delhi laws, like the IPC, some provisions of Cr. P. c., Negotiable
Instruments Act, Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961 and others of the kind.
T
()bscrving lhc dynamics of diverse cases al differcnl courts provided a real
world perspccli\'C, sharpening my analytical skills. The intricacies or family law.
mediation in divorce cases. and 1hc significance of mental heahh in cus1ody
banles were particularly enlightening. Additionally. the challenges faced in
con,prchcnding complex case files underscored the imponancc of continuous

( learning and adaptability in legal practice. This internship has been a


comprehensive learning experience, ofTering practical insights into the
multifacc1ed realm of legal proceedings.

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