HIGH COURT & LOWER COURTS

INTERNSHIP REPORT

NAME OF THE ADVOCATE: -

JANAK RAJPUROHIT

SUBMITTED BY: -

MANSI AMARSHEDA

ROLL NO.: - 68

ACADAMIC YEAR: - 2019-2024

PROGRAMME: -

BA.LL. B. 5 YEAR INTEGRATED LAW

COORDINATORS: -

Mrs. Sonal Rawal & Mrs. Hiral Shukla

SUBMITTED TO: -

GLS LAW COLLEGE, GUJARAT UNIVERSITY,

AHMEDABAD.

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Sr.No. Index Pg No.
1 Acknowledgment by the student 3
2 Completion certificate 4
3 Introduction 5
4 About the Advocate/Firm 6
5 Cases undertaken 7-9
6 Analysis 10
7 Learning 11
8 Conclusion 12
9 Annexure (Photographs) 13-18

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BY STUDENT: -

I Mansi Amarsheda declare the project report on Summer Internship at high Court under
AdvocateJanak Rajpurohit being submitted to GLS Law College, Gujarat University is original
and where the text is taken from the authenticated books, articles or any other web sources
appropriate reference is given.

It is true to the best of my knowledge.

Name: Mansi Amarsheda

Roll No: 68

Semester: VIII

Date: 10/06/2023

GLS Law College,

Gujarat University,

Ahmedabad.

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Certificate

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 CONTENT: -

INTRODUCTION: -

We had a summer vacation in May and I have joined in firm for the purpose of the Internship in
high court and City Civil Court for Criminal and civil matters from April 15, 2023 to June 10,
2023. It was great experience of high court and lower courts. In criminal matters we have seen cases
of theft, theft of electricity, forgery, fraud, negotiable instrument and many more and for civil
matters we have seen land related cases, breach of contract as well as bankruptcy cases. It was
great experience as it gave me the real picture of the advocacy, got to know a lot of new tips for
smooth proceedings.

I used to go to the Court at 10:45am to 2:00pm and after that I used to go to my advocate’s office
till 8:00pm. In the court I used to go with my advocate for the hearing and in different judges’
courts, & used to listen to the arguments provided by my advocate. After completing the board I
used to go to the office, there I go through the case files of the whose arguments I have heard in
the court. I would like to discuss about it in detail in this report.

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ABOUT THE FIRM AND PRACTISING ADVOCATE: -

Advocate Janak Rajpurohit is a practicing advocate at Gujarat high court and City Civil and
Sessions Court, Bhadra, Ahmedabad. he is a civil lawyer and also did various arbitration. He
prefers to take cases related to back rent, unpaid personal loans, divorce, bankruptcy and land
related matters.

He is also an arbitrator. he has an experience in civil cases for more than 7 years. He also appears
in many high-profile cases. He has a skillful hand in Civil Cases.

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 CASES UNDERTAKEN: -

The lists of the cases are given below.

Note: - ALL THE MATTERS GIVEN BELOW WERE FILED AND DECIDED IN THE
HIGH COURT OF GUJARAT AND CITY CIVIL COURT, AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT.

Sr.n Type of Case Name Case No. Presiding Name Name of Status
o.
case Judge o the Of
fthe defense the
prosecutio case
n
1 SCR.A Virendra 4730/201 Justice Mr, For final
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Girishbhai Patel Ilesh J. Vora hearing-
& anr VS state
of Gujarat &
anr.
2 EP Vijaykumar 15/2018 Justice For hearing
Bhargav D.
chimanlal shah VS
Karia
sub-divisional
officer, mundra &
returning officer
3 SCA Bhaumik 12176/20 Justice Mr. For final
17 Aniruddha P.
Maheshbhai hearing
mayee
Suthar & 5 ors.
VS Gov. of
India & 5 Ors.
4 CS/CCC 329/2023 H.A Trivedi Summons-
Ravi enterprise & 2
notice
ors. VS RBL bank
LTD.

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5 Comm/ Deutsche Bank Ag 1276/202 C.G Mehta Public Notice
CS VS iverve infoweb 1
private LTD & 3 ors.

6 CS/CCC Piyushbhai Gopalbhai 2278/2014 M.B Kotak Plaintiff

Patel VS Sanjaybhai
Evidence
Jayantibhai Patel

7 CMA/DC Infinium India LTD 481/2015 M.B Kotak hearing

VS Gov. Of India
department of space
thru its director
satalite comm & ors.

8 CS R K Singh VS 1 MS 101565/20 Shri P.P Evidence

Ketan Construction 02
modi before charge
Company & 7 Ors.

9 CC Vaibhav shah equinox 32294/201 K. Dwivedi Process to

impex VS Aditya 9
accused
Sanjay Agarwal &
ors.

10 CC Government of 34271/202 B.P mahida Process to

gujarat vs 0
accused
Bhupendrasinh
Bhagvatsinh Rajput &
6 Ors.

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*Note: - full form of above used abbreviation are as follows:

SC- Sessions Case

SCA- Special Civil Application
CMA- Civil Miscellaneous Appeal
CRMA S – Criminal Miscellaneous Application Sessions

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 ANALYSIS: -

I have analyzed that theoretical world of law is far more different than the practical world of law.
I have analyzed that how to deal with the clients, how to talk or console with them, how to convince
them for anything, how to make them understand the status of their case. I have also learned that
about the court mannerism and etiquettes. I analyzed that how to deal with judges and other
advocate, how to deal with the issues, how to behave or talk to the clients and colleagues and other
advocates.

I have also analyzed that if you don’t know the law, but must know the procedure, if you don’t
know the sections, you must know that how to put up the arguments.

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LEARNING OF THE INTERNSHIP: -
This internship has taught me a lot and has provided a lot of knowledge about Indian legislation,
such as important sections of NI Act, Gujarat tenancy and agricultural lands act, CPC, Evidence
Act, etc. In these laws I have learnt few most important orders like order 7 rule 11, order 37 of
CPC, section 14 of SARFAESI Act & section 138 of Negotiable instruments act Furthermore,
section 13(B) od Hindu marriage act

In procedural laws like CPC, I have learnt about various orders which are very important in litigation

I have learnt the procedure of civil matters and how the cases and plaint are filed in the court of law.

I have also learnt how to write the exemption, Pursis, adjournment,and petition and etc. I have also
observed how the proceedings of the cases are taken place. Like how the high court works and
Sessions trial, warrant trial summary trial etc. are being conducted. I have seen the argument
presented by both advocates of both the sides, I have also seen the examination in chief, cross
examination, examination of witnesses and cross examination of witnesses. Most importantly I
have learnt a lot of new terminology in Guajarati as well as in English which an advocate has to
use it in their routine. I have learnt many more things which were important for one to know before
entering to the practical world.

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CONCLUSION: -

Overall, it was the great experience. I have learnt a lot of new things which I would not be able to
learn in a close class room. These things were as important to know as law, as this makes a small
difference in daily life while practicing in courts. Personally, what I have noticed majorly was that
theoretical world is not sufficient for one to be an advocate, I have noticed that practical world is
totally different from the theoretical world that’s why it is important for one to have an experience
of practical world also.

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 ANNEXURE: -
Photographs clicked during the internship

HIGH COURT OF GUJARAT:

CITY CIVIL AND SESSIONS COURT, BHADRA, AHMEDABAD

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METEROPOLITAN MAGISTRATES COURT, GHEE KANTA, AHMEDABAD.

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DISTRICT AND SESSIONS COURT AHMEDABAD RURAL, MIRZAPUR, AHMEDABAD

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