Amity Law School

Amity University Rajasthan

Batch: 2018-2023
Legal Internship 2021-22
Internship Diary- 4

Name of the Student: Aditya Kumar Upadhyay

Enrolment No: A21511118031
Program: B.A.LL.B.(H)
Batch: 2018-23
Year: 2021-22
Semester: 6th
Organization Name: Khanna and Associates
Internship Duration:

WEEK1: In the first week of internship, A general discussion was done with the
advocates at the firm, and I was briefed with working of the organization. Later on
I was deployed with some research work on how to draft a legal notice. I was made
to understand that the basis of giving directions to any party case. I was asked to
visit the courtrooms to observe the proceedings and make notes of it.

WEEK2: I was made to understand that how we file petitions in the courts and how
to take follow ups. I was directed to interact with the advocates at the court to gain
as much knowledge as I can. I used to visit courts regularly. I was asked to draw
summary of the cases that I observe and at the end of the day report it to Sir. I
drafted a legal notice to Reliance telecom and was asked to keep tracking for its
reply. Simultaneously I was asked to take dates in the matters listed before the
courts. I visited the consumer courts and observed the proceedings there. I was
asked to prepare the arbitration application for the appointment of arbitrator in the
matter.

WEEK3: I observed that a ticket is to be stamped on the application and it acted as

the court fee. Such ticket was dated with pen with date on which it is applied. I was
asked to prepare an application for putting up the case file. The application when
printed was stamped and signed was taken to the court. I was also taught the
process to apply the copy of a case file and how the cost is to be calculated. I
learned how the practical aspects of the court proceedings starting from filing of
case to the execution of order/decree differs from the theoretical aspects. I was
asked to observe the court proceedings. After hearing the proceedings, I observed
that court proceedings were covering many cases on daily basis, and the matters of
many cases were disposed immediately. Throughout watching the cases progress I
realized how fast court processes are, as the magistrate opened the trial and
immediately heard from both prosecutor and defendant. I observed that the
magistrate generally maintained eye contact with whomever was presenting their
argument centred all his attention on them.

WEEK4: I was asked to thoroughly go through the GST laws and make a summary
of the same. I was asked to visit the family court and handle the client during the
divorce procedure. I visited the Police Station to understand the processes involved
there at the grassroot level to have a better understanding. At the end of the
internship I was asked to prepare a ppt presentation of what all my learnings were
during the course of this internship and present it before the office on the last day
of my internship.

Signature of Internship Guide: Signature of the Student

Date: