KMC COLLEGE OF LAW, TIRUPUR

(Affiliated to the Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University, Chennai &
Approved by the Bar Council of India, New Delhi)

REPORT ON COURT VISIT

Name : G.M.CHARUHAS
Course : 1 YEAR B.A.LLB
Date : 12.02.2024 to 14.02.2024

From the visit

1. **Arrival**: Arrive at the courthouse early to allow time for security

screenings and finding the correct courtroom. Courthouses can be large and
sometimes confusing to navigate, so give yourself plenty of time.

2. **Dress Code**: Dress professionally. This usually means business attire,

such as a suit or dress with conservative colors. Avoid wearing jeans, sneakers,
or anything too casual.

3. **Observation**: Once inside the courtroom, find a seat in the gallery

designated for observers. Take notes on the proceedings, paying attention to
how the judge conducts the court, how lawyers present their cases, and how
witnesses testify.

4. **Etiquette**: Remain quiet and respectful throughout the proceedings. Turn

off your phone or set it to silent mode. Avoid any disruptive behavior or
unnecessary movement.

5. **Understanding the Roles**: Observe the roles of the judge, lawyers,

witnesses, and any other court personnel. Note how they interact with each
other and with the court procedures.

6. **Types of Cases**: Depending on the court you visit, you may observe
different types of cases, such as criminal, civil, or family law cases. Each type
of case follows its own set of procedures and rules.

7. **Legal Arguments**: Pay attention to the legal arguments presented by the

lawyers. Note how they support their arguments with evidence and precedents
from case law.
8. Judicial Decision-making: If possible, stay for the entire proceeding to
observe how the judge makes decisions based on the arguments presented and
the applicable law.

9. Reflection: After the visit, take some time to reflect on what you observed.
Consider how the theoretical knowledge you've learned in law school applies to
real-world courtroom practice.

10. Debriefing: Discuss your observations with your peers or professors. Share
insights, ask questions, and deepen your understanding of the legal process.

Overall, a court visit can provide valuable insight into how the legal system
operates in practice and enhance your understanding of legal principles and
procedures. Take advantage of the opportunity to learn as much as you can from
the experience.
1) Criminal miscellaneous petition (crl.misc)The case parties where A Saravanan Vs
15 Velampalayam police station and the case Advocater was (KAMALAKKANNAN
M.E) T he case Act was come under the code of criminal procedure, 1973 439(1)(B).
The case filied on (15.02.2024)and the Principal subordinare judge hearing the case to
(19.02.2024) because of issue of service .

2) CRLMP(criminal miscellaneous petition)the case parties where Rajan vs

DhiyagaranrajaDate of filing 17.02.2024 No.123/2024 Advocate
MOHANABHARATHI S THE CASE ACT whwre police force (RESTRICTION OF
RIGHTS)ACT,1966(366) The got hearing purpose of hearing was issue of service

3) Criminal miscellaneous petition (CRLMP) – 10760 / 2022 at The chief judicial

magistrate courthall
Between Bank of Baroda,Egmore Branch Chennai 600008 vs SNR Traders Chennai
60000 for the business of Restored the case as per the Order passed in Crlmp 930/2024.
Original documents verified. For Orders on 13.02.2024 and said that Originals verified.
Order is pronounced. In the result, the petition stands allowed. Advocate
Mrs.M.Prathoshani, M/s.No.3309/ 2017 hereby appointed as the Court Commissioner.
He/She is directed to assist the petitioner to take of the petition mentioned properties/
secured assets.The Court Commissioner shall prepare a detailed report for the entire
proceedings and the same is to be filed before this Court immediately after taking
possession of the petition mentioned properties/ secured assets from the respondents and
handing it over to the petitioner.

Thank you