INTERNSHIP REPORT

ON
THE APPRENTICESHIP AT THE SUBORDINATE COURT,
DHAKA
[To fulfill the Partial Requirement to Achieve an LL.B. (Hons.) Degree]

SUBMITTED TO
DR. MD. ARIFUZZAMAN
Chairman
Department of Law
Green University

ACADEMIC SUPERVISOR COURT SUPERVISOR

PROF. DR. FARHANA HELAL KHAIBUR RAHMAN
MEHTAB Advocate at Dhaka Judge
Dean, Court
Faculty of Law
Green University of Bangladesh

Intern Student
Md Ahsan Safi
ID:193011007
Program: LL.B. (Hons.)
Department of Law
Green University of Bangladesh

DATE OF SUBMISSION
10 January, 2024

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 Letter of Transmittal
10 January 2024

To
The Chairperson
Department of Law
Green University Of Bangladesh

Subject: Approval Request for Internship Report.

Dear Sir,
I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to submit my internship report for your review
and approval. This report is a requirement for the completion of my LL.B. (Hons) at Green
University Of Bangladesh.

During my internship, I had the opportunity to gain valuable practical experience in Court. The
report I have enclosed reflects the tasks I undertook, the challenges I faced, and the outcomes
I achieved during my time at the organization. It also highlights the skills and knowledge I
acquired during the internship.

I would like to express my gratitude to my academic advisor, PROF. DR. FARHANA HELAL
MEHTAB, for their guidance and support throughout this internship. Their feedback has been
instrumental in shaping the content and structure of this report.
I kindly request your approval of this internship report, as it fulfills the requirements and
guidelines set by the Green University Of Bangladesh. Your endorsement is essential for me
to complete my LL.B. (Hons).

Thank you for your time and consideration. I am available to provide any further information
or clarification you may require. I look forward to receiving your positive response.
Sincerely,

Md Ahsan Safi
193011007
Department of Law
Green University of Bangladesh

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 Letter of Recognition by Internship Supervisor

29 Oct, 2023
To
The Academic Supervisor
Department of Law
Green University of Bangladesh

Subject: Prayer for recognition of Internee's work.

Respected sir,
With due respect, I would like to inform you that Md Ahsan Safi, Student ID: 193011007, is a
student in the final semester of your university, and started his internship on 25 Oct 2023 as an
intern student. Given my knowledge, He is energetic, has good behavior, is dedicated, and
diligent. He practices attentively and punctually.

I wish may Allah bless him.

Yours faithfully,

KHAIBUR RAHMAN
Advocate at Dhaka Judge Court.
Phone Number - 01935576798
E-mail - khaiburrahman6328@gmail.com
Chamber - Shah Plaza (2nd Floor), Room No- 01
2 Court House Street Kotowali, Dhaka-1100

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 Certification

This is to certify that Md Ahsan Safi (ID: 193011007) has performed his internship under my
guidance in the Court of "Dhaka Judge Court “.

PROF. DR. FARHANA HELAL MEHTAB

Dean, Faculty of Law
Green University of Bangladesh

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 Acknowledgment

The opportunity of the internship is a great chance to learn and develop professional skills. I
consider myself a lucky one, as without this opportunity I would not have been able to gather
practical knowledge in the legal areas, I am so grateful because, in this short internship period,
I met with some advocates and gathered some knowledge from them. I am so thankful to my
Learned Senior Advocate. KHAIBUR RAHMAN (Court Supervisor), who has guided and
taught me a lot regarding the civil and criminal areas and who has supported me as a mentor
and under his guidance for the first time I entered a legal internship.

I am grateful to DR. MD. ARIFUZZAMAN (Chairman, Department of Law, Green

University of Bangladesh) who has given me a proper guide.

I am also grateful to PROF. DR. FARHANA HELAL MEHTAB, Dean, Faculty of Law,
Green University of Bangladesh, for giving me advice, and guidance and providing all the
necessary steps to prepare my report easily.

Sincerely yours,

Md Ahsan Safi
ID: 193011007
Batch: 193
Department of Law
Green University of Bangladesh

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Contents
Letter of Transmittal ............................................................................................................................... ii
Letter of Recognition by Internship Supervisor ..................................................................................... iii
Certification............................................................................................................................................ iv
Acknowledgment .................................................................................................................................... v
Executive Summary............................................................................................................................... vii
Chapter: One ........................................................................................................................................... 1
Introduction ............................................................................................................................................. 1
1.1 Background ................................................................................................................................... 1
1.2 Objectives of the Study ................................................................................................................. 1
1.3 Methodology of the Report .......................................................................................................... 2
1.4 Scope of the Report ...................................................................................................................... 2
1.5 Limitations of the Report .............................................................................................................. 2
Chapter: Two .......................................................................................................................................... 3
Overview of the Court ............................................................................................................................ 3
2.1 A short overview of Dhaka Judge Court........................................................................................ 3
Chapter: Three ........................................................................................................................................ 4
Journal of Internship ............................................................................................................................... 4
3.1 Working experience at Dhaka Judge Court ................................................................................... 4
3.2 Responsibilities ............................................................................................................................. 4
3.3 Chronological Activities ............................................................................................................... 4
3.4 Details of my activities ................................................................................................................. 5
Chapter: Four ........................................................................................................................................ 12
Critical observation and findings .......................................................................................................... 12
Chapter: Five......................................................................................................................................... 13
Recommendations and conclusion ........................................................................................................ 13
5.1 Recommendations ................................................................................................................. 13
5.2 Conclusion .................................................................................................................................. 13
Annexure -1........................................................................................................................................... 15

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 Executive Summary

This report provides an overview of the District and Session Judge Court and CJM courts,
based on my internship experience. It is a privilege to have completed my internship and
present this report, with the guidance of my Academic supervisor and Internship Supervisor.

The report is divided into five chapters. The introduction provides background information on
the courts. The second chapter offers an overview of the courts, highlighting their structure and
functions. The third chapter focuses on the various activities I undertook during my internship,
including collecting case dates, filling out forms and documents, and developing legal and
drafting skills. The fourth chapter presents critical observations and findings derived from my
internship experience. Lastly, the conclusion summarizes the key takeaways from the
internship.

This report fulfills the mandatory requirement for the completion of my LL.B. (Honors)
program at the Green University of Bangladesh. Throughout my internship, I strived to learn
and apply the knowledge and skills relevant to my field of study. This included gaining
proficiency in collecting case dates, handling various forms and documents, improving legal
and drafting skills, and seeking solutions for cases.

Overall, this internship provided valuable practical experience and enhanced my understanding
of the legal system. It was a rewarding opportunity to contribute to the functioning of the
District and Session Judge Court and CJM courts, and I am grateful for the knowledge and
skills gained during this period.

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 Chapter: One

Introduction

1.1 Background

Internships provide students with the opportunity to gain practical experience and bridge the
gap between academic learning and professional life. It allows students to transition from an
academic setting to a professional environment, enabling them to acquire valuable knowledge
and skills to develop their careers. Various departments, including the Department of Law,
offer internships to help students gain practical knowledge in their respective fields and
enhance their prospects.

1.2 Objectives of the Study

The primary objective of this study is to fulfill the requirements for completing the LL.B.
(Hons) program. In addition to this, there are other objectives that I aimed to achieve during
my internship, which are as follows:
1. To gain an understanding of how to collect the next dates of the cases:
One of the objectives of my internship was to learn the process of collecting and
managing the upcoming dates of the cases. This involved understanding the legal
procedures, and court calendars, and maintaining accurate records to ensure the smooth
progress of cases.
2. To learn how to fill up various forms and documents relevant to a case:
Another objective was to gain proficiency in filling out the necessary forms and
documents required in legal proceedings. This included understanding the specific
requirements for different types of forms, ensuring accuracy and completeness, and
familiarizing myself with the legal terminology and formatting conventions.
3. To improve legal and drafting skills:
Enhancing legal and drafting skills was an essential objective of my internship. This
involved analyzing legal documents, studying case laws, and developing the ability to

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 draft legal documents effectively. I aimed to improve my research, analysis, and writing
skills to be able to communicate legal arguments and concepts clearly and persuasively.
4. To seek solutions for cases:
A significant objective was to develop problem-solving skills and learn how to find
solutions for various legal cases. This involved actively engaging with case files,
conducting research, and working collaboratively with senior advocates and legal
professionals to analyze legal issues and propose appropriate solutions within the
framework of the law.

By accomplishing these objectives during my internship, I aimed to acquire practical

knowledge and skills that would contribute to my professional development and enrich my
future career in the legal field.

1.3 Methodology of the Report

This report is descriptive. This is made based on primary and secondary sources.

Primary Sources:
• Courtroom task
• Practical task from the desk of the chamber
Secondary sources:
• Websites.

1.4 Scope of the Report

This report contains all the activities of my internship, thus the report aims to gather knowledge
regarding the legal field.

1.5 Limitations of the Report

This report has some constraints as we have gotten a short time to complete this internship
Besides, there are some other constraints also, which are;
• lack of availability of resources.
• Some information on cases was not given up to date.
• lack of time.

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 Chapter: Two

Overview of the Court

2.1 A short overview of Dhaka Judge Court

Dhaka Judge Court is a significant judicial institution located in Dhaka, the capital city of
Bangladesh. It serves as the principal court for both civil and criminal cases within its
jurisdiction. Here is a short overview of Dhaka Judge Court:

Dhaka Judge Court has jurisdiction over a wide range of cases that fall within its geographical
boundaries. It handles both civil and criminal matters, ranging from minor offenses to serious
crimes and high-value civil disputes.

The court is organized hierarchically with various levels of judges and judicial officers. It
consists of a District Judge who serves as the administrative head of the court. The District
Judge is assisted by Additional District Judges, Chief Judicial Magistrates, and other judicial
officers.

Dhaka Judge Court hears civil cases related to property disputes, contract disputes, commercial
matters, family matters, inheritance, and other civil disputes. The court is responsible for
ensuring fair adjudication and resolution of civil disputes according to the relevant laws and
legal procedures.

The court handles criminal cases, including offenses of different levels of severity. These can
range from minor offenses like theft and assault to more serious crimes such as murder, rape,
and drug offenses. The court conducts trials, examines evidence, listens to witnesses, and
delivers judgments in criminal cases.

Under the Dhaka Judge Court, there are subordinate courts that handle specific types of cases.
These include the District Judge Court, Additional District Judge Court, Chief Judicial
Magistrate Court, Senior Judicial Magistrate Court, Metropolitan Magistrate Court, Family
Court, and specialized courts like labor courts and juvenile courts. Each of these courts has its
jurisdiction and deals with cases falling within their respective areas of expertise.

Dhaka Judge Court holds significant importance due to its location in the capital city. It handles
a large volume of cases and plays a crucial role in the administration of justice in Dhaka and
its surrounding areas.

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 Chapter: Three

Journal of Internship

3.1 Working experience at Dhaka Judge Court

3.2 Responsibilities
- as Internee

3.3 Chronological Activities

Sl. Day Activities
1. 29/10/2023 Introduce advocate KHAIBUR RAHMAN, and others
2. 31/10/2023 Visiting court with advocate KHAIBUR RAHMAN
3. 05/11/2023 How to file criminal case and civil suit
4. 07/11/2023 Help my senior to make a bail petition
5. 09/11/2023 How to file a suit in the court of Learned Assistant Judge
Court
6. 12/11/2023 Prepare a bail cancellation
7. 19/11/2023 Analysis the documents
8. 20/11/2023 How to deal with cheque default suit.
9. 21/11/2023 Attending in the court and watching hearing with
my court supervisor
10. 22/11/2023 Submitting the written statement in the recovery of
title suit on behalf of the dependent
11. 26/11/2023 Assist my supervisor with a civil suit by making
document
12. 28/11/2023 I have written an attendance with the instruction of
learned senior civil suit no 684/23
13. 03/12/2023 Collect information from a client, suit no 209/19
14. 04/12/2023 Assist to my supervisor for the civil suit for
permanent injunction, suit no 115/23
15. 10/12/2023 Learned how to file a family suit.
16. 12/12/2023 Assist supervisor
17. 17/12/2023 Assist supervisor
18. 19/12/2023 Assist supervisor
19. 24/12/2023 Assist my supervisor with the cancellation of the
deed, suit no 118/23
20. 26/12/2023 Handling a client.

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3.4 Details of my activities

CIVIL SUITS

Civil suits-1
Place: SENIOR ASSISTANT JUDGE COURT, DHAKA
Trainer: KHAIBUR RAHMAN
Civil Suit Number: 37/2022
Parties of the suit: Monir Chowdhury vs Jannatul Ferdaus

IN THE COURT OF SENIOR ASSISTANT JUDGE COURT, DHAKA

Civil suit no: 37/2022

Monir Chowdhury------------- (Plaintiff)

-Versus-
Jannatul Ferdaus------------- (Defendant)

Fact in short: In this case the plaintiff Monir Chowdhury and the defendant Jannatul Ferdaus. The
plaintiff is a very honest person. The plaintiff occupied his land for more than 80-90 years. But many
times, Jannatul Fedaus and some offenders threatened him. The Defendant wants to evict him from his
residence. The plaintiff filed a case for perpetual injunction against the accused in the wise court under
section 54 specific Relief Act, of 1877. The case is currently pending.
Area of Learning: Procedure to present witness before the court.
Training Session Objectives: To get a primary idea of the learning area.
My Learning: I observed the process at the time of witnessing and got an idea of it.

Civil suits-2
Hasan Ali
....................... Plaintiff
-Versus-
The State

..................... Defendant

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Civil Suit Number: 190/15
Area of Learning: I attended the Land Survey Tribunal's argument session,
Tribunal Case No- 190/15.
Parties of the Suit: Hasan Ali vs. State
Training Session Objectives: The main objective of this session is to learn how to plead before an
honorable court to obtain a satisfying outcome. The learned advocate has presented his case about the
disputed property at this session.
My Learning: I've learned how to argue in front of an Hon'ble court. The learned senior has stated in
this session why the suit was filed, what types of legal proceedings have been conducted, and there is
no objection from the government.

Civil suits-3
IN THE COURT OF SENIOR ASSISTANT JUDGE COURT, DHAKA
Civil suit no: 209/19
Abdul Amin
........................Plaintiff
-Versus-
Soyed Ahamed
................... Defendant

Civil Suit Number: 209/19

Parties of the case/suit: Abdul Amin v. Soyed Ahamed.
Area of Learning: I have written an attendance petition.
Training Session Objectives: The nature of the session was to learn how to write an attendance or
hajira petition for the defendant.
My Learning: I have learned how to write an attendance or hejira petition for a case and watched how
to submit this hajira petition to the court.

Civil suits-4
IN THE COURT OF 5th JOINT DISTRICT JUDGE, DHAKA
Civil suit no: 278/2022
Momena Rahman (plaintiff)
VS
Surut Ali and other
Suit for Partition

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Suit Valuation: The pecuniary jurisdiction of the suit is 40,00,000 Taka

Fact in short:
The plaintiff and the defendants of the suit bought a pic of land where they intended to build a six store
building. The construction of such a building was completed as they paid the expenditures
proportionately. All flats of the co-owners were decorated except the plaintiff. The plaintiff is a govt.
employee and decorated his flat at his own expense.
The defendants of the suit delayed to handover of the flat to the plaintiff. Rather they threaten the
plaintiff and deny to hand over the flat.
The date is fixed for Analyzing the facts and other relevant documents.
My observation: How my senior did analyze the documents of the applicant?
My participation: None
My learning: How to analyze the provided document.

Civil suits-5
IN THE COURT OF 5th JOINT DISTRICT JUDGE, DHAKA
Civil suit no: 278/2021
Ghosh Subroto
VS
Romesh Chandra & Others

Suit for Partition

Suit Valuation: The pecuniary jurisdiction of the suit is 40,00,000 TK

Fact in short:
The plaintiff and the defendants of the suit bought a pic of land where they intended to build a six store
building. The construction of such a building was completed as they paid the expenditures
proportionately. All flats of the co-owners were decorated except the plaintiff. The plaintiff is a govt.
employee and decorated his flat at his own expense.
The defendants of the suit delayed to handover of the flat to the plaintiff. Rather they threaten the
plaintiff and deny to hand over the flat.
The date is fixed for Analyzing the facts and other relevant documents.
My observation: How my senior did analyze the documents of the applicant?
My participation: None
My learning: How to analyze the provided document.

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 CRIMINAL CASES
Criminal case-1
In The Court of Chief Judicial Magistrate, Dhaka.
G.R No. of the Case: 17(5)19

Name of the Parties:

Md. Ashraf Ahmed Rijvi------------- (Complainant)

-Versus-
Alamin----------------------- (Accused)

Relevant Provision: Under section 395, 397 of Penal Code, 1860.

Fact in short:
The plaintiff is a Saudi expatriate, who came to visit the country after a long absence. After dinner, as
usual, he went to bed at about 1:15, and at about 1:15, some unidentified men crossed the wall with
knives, shovels, and iron rods, broke down the door, entered every room, tied everyone's hands and
feet, and kept the cash, gold jewelry, and Laptops, televisions, expensive three-pieces, sari was looted
by the robbers. Everyone's hands and feet were tied while leaving and the driver of the car hit and
killed him at random. Of the seven accused in the case, five have been arrested and two are absconding.
The case is currently under investigation as there is a fugitive accused after the charge sheet was issued.

My observation: The accused in this case is innocent. The suspect was brought from another case to
this case.
My participation: I was with the senior during the hearing.
My learning: I learned how to do it by hearing.

Criminal case-2
In The Court of Chief Judicial Magistrate, Dhaka.
G.R No. of the Case:108/2022.

The State
...................... Prosecution
-Versus-
Rayhan Islam
.................. Accused (In custody)

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Case Number: G.R-108/2022.
Area of Learning: I have drafted a bail petition with the instruction of a learned senior.
Provision: Madok Drabbaya Niyontron Ain 2018section 36(1) and 41
Training Session Objectives: The session's objective is to teach participants how to write a bail
petition. To obtain bail, an accused must file a bail application with the court.
My Learning: I drafted a bail petition for case no. G.R-108/2022 on the advice of a learned senior; he
also informed me that the format will be the same, but your grounds for bail will change as the cases
change.

Criminal case-3
Place: In the court of Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court, Dhaka
Trainer: KHAIBUR RAHMAN
Criminal Case Number: 73/2022
Parties of the case: Moniruzzaman Vs Nazrul Islam
In the court of Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court, Dhaka
Case Number: 73/2022
Moniruzzaman............... (Plaintiff )

-Versus-
Nuzrul Islam.................. (Accused)
Relevant provision: under section 138 of the NI Act,1881
Fact in short :
After analyzing it's known that Mr Moniruzzaman is a business of Furti Limited company. For going
to Romania of contract, Moniruzzaman gave 10 lac tk to the accused, Mr Nuzrul Islam. Subsequently,
Nazrul Islam Failed to send Romania. After that Moniruzzaman seek his given money from the
Accused. But The Accused didn't back his money. After that, the accused gave four cheques to
Moniruzzaman. When Moniruzzaman drew the cheques, the bank delivered that those cheques were
dishonored. After that, Moniruzzaman requested to back his money but the Accused didn't respond after
that Moniruzzaman sent a legal notice to back his money Nevertheless no response. Cheque Dishonour
section 138 of offense.
The date fixed for Filing the suit.
My observation: Hearing the whole fact carefully in the chamber of my senior.
My participation: Nothing.
My learning: How to draft a plaint.

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Criminal case-4

In the court of Nari O Shishu Adalat No:8 Dhaka

No. of the case: 148/2020

Name of the Parties:

Ms. Henora Begum---------- (Complainant)

-Versus-

1. Md. Alamin Dewan

2. Sona Mia
3. Hashi Begum
4. Rajiya Begum
------------------ (Accuseds)

Relevant Provision: Under section 3 of Nari O Shishu Nirjaton Daman Ain, 2000 ( Amendment
2003)

Fact in short:
The plaintiff in this case Mosha: Monwara Begum came to the police station and filed a statement to
the effect that with the consent of both the plaintiff and the defendant, according to Islamic law, on
8/9/2018, Mohammad Alamin Dewan, father Sona Mia, mother Rajeya Khatun along with plaintiff's
younger daughter Mosha (Age 19) married. During the marriage, the defendant was given gold
ornaments worth about six lakh rupees and furniture worth about two lakh rupees. Shortly after the
marriage, the defendant and other members of her family tortured the plaintiff's daughter physically and
mentally in various ways to bring her a dowry of Rs 5 lakh from the plaintiff's house. On 12/10/2019,
on the instructions of Defendant No. 1, the Defendant's father Sona Mia, mother Rajeya Khatun, and
Hasi Akhter all locked the house of the plaintiff's daughter and rescued the plaintiff's daughter with the
help of police and arrested the second accused Sona Mia. He filed a case with the police station. The
plaintiff rescued her daughter treated her at Kalmitala General Hospital and filed a case against the
defendant. The case is currently pending at the Dhaka Nari o Shishu Nirjaton Daman Tribunal 8.

My observation: Testimony of the victim, plaintiff's witness, and an associate.

My participation: I heard the testimony attentively
My learning: I learned how to be a witness.

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Criminal case-5

In the Court of 24 Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka

No. of the case: 08(5)2021
Name of the Parties:
State------------- (Complainant)
-Versus-
Rofikul Islam----------- (Accused)

Relevant Provision: Under section 393 of the Penal Code, 1860

Fact in short:
Md. Rafiqul Islam (24), father Nurul Islam, mother-Morzina Begum, Sang-Diveshwar,
ThanaGafargaon, District-Mymensingh, A / P-Madhubag Jhilpar 02 Lane, (Floating) Thana Hatirjheel,
Dhaka. Based on secret information, it was learned that a group of 3/4 members had gathered on the
paved road in front of the Xbike restaurant under Hatirjheel police station to organize an armed
robbery. Defendant arrested during the search 1. 1 steel knife with a plastic butt in the right hand of
Md. Rafiqul Islam, which is estimated to be 7.5 inches long with but, 2. 1 steel knife with plastic but
in the right hand of Md. Babu, which is approximately 7.5 inches long with but. The goods recovered
from the custody of the two accused were seized on the original in the presence of adequate electric
light on 05/05/2021 dated 23.30 hrs and the signatures of the seized witnesses were taken. During the
interrogation of the arrested criminals, they revealed the above names and addresses and said that they
had gathered at the spot in an organized manner. The arrested accused are active members of the
kidnapping ring. The two accused have been looting in Hatirjheel police station and other nearby areas
for a long time. During the day and night, the accused forcibly snatched valuables from innocent
people by threatening them with knives and weapons. The two accused have no specific occupation
and they make a living by snatching. The two accused have committed an offense under Section 393
of the Penal Code for initiating a robbery with domestic weapons. It is to be noted that at one stage of
the scuffle, the number one accused was slightly injured and they were taken to Dhaka Medical College
Hospital for first aid. Attempts were made to arrest more accused including interrogation of the two
accused and after discussing with the higher authorities, it was delayed to come to the police station
and file a statement.

My observation: The accused is in custody for the charge and the bail of the accused is fixed for
hearing.
My participation: Help my senior to make a bail petition
My learning: I learn how to write a bail petition.

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 Chapter: Four

Critical observation and findings

During my internship at the Dhaka Judge courts, I made several critical observations and
findings. Despite the relatively short duration of the internship, I encountered certain barriers
and limitations that impacted the depth of my learning experience. The vastness of the legal
field makes it challenging to fully grasp all its intricacies within a span of one or two months.

Additionally, due to our status as interns and not being licensed advocates, we were unable to
actively participate in courtroom proceedings when the judge presided over the court. This
restricted our ability to directly observe and engage in the practical aspects of legal
proceedings.

However, despite these limitations, the internship provided valuable insights and benefits.
Practicing within the court environment offered a privileged opportunity to gain practical
knowledge about legal provisions, document preparation, and writing attendance petitions.
This initial exposure to different legal areas will undoubtedly prove beneficial in my future
endeavors within the legal profession.

While the internship duration may have been limited, the experiences and knowledge gained
have laid a foundation for further development and learning. It has highlighted the importance
of continuous learning and practical engagement to acquire a comprehensive understanding of
the legal field. Moving forward, I aim to build upon the foundations established during this
internship and continue expanding my legal knowledge and skills.

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 Chapter: Five

Recommendations and conclusion

5.1 Recommendations

Based on my internship experience, I would like to offer the following recommendations for
upcoming interns in the legal field:

5.1.1 Seek guidance from learned seniors:

It is essential to work under the supervision and guidance of experienced and knowledgeable
senior advocates. Their expertise and mentorship can provide valuable insights and practical
knowledge that textbooks alone cannot offer. Take advantage of their experience and seek
their guidance to enhance your understanding of the legal profession.

5.1.2 Dedicate yourself to the work:

Approach your internship with dedication and a willingness to learn. Immerse yourself in the
tasks assigned to you, whether it's handling clients, writing legal drafts, or dealing with
problems. By actively participating and engaging in the work, you can develop practical skills
and gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and intricacies of the legal profession.

5.1.3 Embrace the opportunity to aid society:

Working in an advocate's chamber allows you to witness the impact of the legal profession on
society. Recognize the privilege and responsibility that comes with being a lawyer, and let it
inspire you to make a positive difference. Use your knowledge and skills to contribute to the
betterment of society and uphold justice.

5.1.4 Continuously learn and improve:

The internship is just the beginning of your journey in the legal field. It is crucial to recognize
that learning is a lifelong process. Take every opportunity to expand your legal knowledge,
stay updated with new developments in the law, and sharpen your skills. Be proactive in
seeking new learning opportunities, such as attending workshops, seminars, and continuing
education programs.

By the above recommendations, upcoming interns can make the most of their internship experience
and lay a strong foundation for their future legal careers. Remember that the internship is a
steppingstone towards becoming a competent and responsible lawyer who can positively impact
society.

5.2 Conclusion
The short duration of the internship course indeed presents limitations in terms of achieving
comprehensive knowledge and expertise in the legal profession. However, I was fortunate to
have the guidance and mentorship of a learned senior advocate, Khaibur Rahman (Alhaz).
Under his supervision, I was able to acquire valuable knowledge and skills that will
undoubtedly benefit me in the future.

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It is important to acknowledge that the internship experience is just the beginning of a legal
career. To become a lawyer, one must continue to practice under the guidance of a learned
senior and diligently follow their instructions. The role of a learned senior advocate is crucial
in shaping and refining the skills and expertise of young legal professionals.
By practicing under the supervision of a learned senior advocate, aspiring lawyers can gain
practical insights, refine their legal skills, and navigate the complexities of the legal profession.
Following the guidance of a seasoned professional is essential for professional growth and the
development of a strong foundation in the legal field.
While the internship course provides an initial introduction to the legal profession, it is through
continuous learning, practical experience, and mentorship that aspiring lawyers can truly excel
and thrive in their careers. The internship serves as a stepping stone, and the journey toward
becoming a competent lawyer involves ongoing dedication, learning, and mentorship.

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 Annexure -1

ACTIVITY LOG
Legal Internship
AT
THE APPRENTICESHIP AT THE SUBORDINATE COURT,
DHAKA

[To fulfill the Partial Requirement to Achieve an LL.B. (Hons.) Degree]

ACADEMIC SUPERVISOR COURT SUPERVISOR

PROF. DR. FARHANA HELAL MEHTAB KHAIBUR RAHMAN
Dean, Advocate at Dhaka Judge
Faculty of Law Court
Green University of Bangladesh

Intern Student
Md Ahsan Safi
ID: 193011007
Program: LL.B. (Hons.)
Department of Law
Green University of Bangladesh

Department of Law
Green University of Bangladesh

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 Sl. Day Activities Signature Signature
No (Organizational (Academic
Supervisor) Supervisor)
1. 29/10/2023 Introduce advocate KHAIBUR RAHMAN, and others
2. 31/10/2023 Visiting court with advocate KHAIBUR RAHMAN
3. 05/11/2023 How to file criminal case and civil suit
4. 07/11/2023 Help my senior to make a bail petition
5. 09/11/2023 How to file a suit in the court of Learned Assistant Judge
Court.
6. 12/11/2023 Prepare a bail cancellation
7. 19/11/2023 Analysis the documents
8. 20/11/2023 How to deal with cheque default suit.
9. 21/11/2023 Attending the court hearing with my court
supervisor
10. 22/11/2023 Submitting the written statement in the recovery of
title suit on behalf of the dependent
11. 26/11/2023 Assist my supervisor with a civil suit by making
document
12. 28/11/2023 I have written an attendance with the instruction of
learned senior civil suit no 684/23
13. 03/12/2023 Collect information from a client, suit no 209/19
14. 04/12/2023 Assist to my supervisor for the civil suit for
permanent injunction, suit no 115/23
15. 10/12/2023 Learn how to Filed a family suite

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 16. 12/12/2023 Assist supervisor
17. 17/12/2023 Assist supervisor
18. 19/12/2023 Assist supervisor
19. 24/12/2023 Assist my supervisor with the cancellation of the
deed, suit no 118/23
20. 26/12/2023 Handling a client.

Prepared By: Supervised By (Court Supervisor) Supervised By (Academic):

(Signature) Supervisor’s Signature: Supervisor’s Signature

Md Ahsan Safi Designation: Designation
ID: 193011007
LL.B (Honors) Program

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