INTERNSHIP REPORT

PAVAN KUMAR MISHRA

(ADVOCATE)

(Submitted by)

DEEPIKA YADAV
Course: B.A. LLB
Batch: 2019-2024; Section: ‘A’
Enrollment No.: 07351103819

(Submitted to)
Ms. Ashima Pury

2024

DME Law School

Delhi Metropolitan Education, Affiliated with
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
 DECLARATION

I, Deepika Yadav, Enrollment No.: 07351103819; B.A. LL.B.; Batch (2019-2024) of DME
Law School, hereby declare that the Internship Report titled as “Internship Report 2024”, is
my original work and the same has not been submitted to any other University/Organization
for the award of any other degree.

Date: 23.03.2024
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

S.NO. CONTENT PAGE NO.

1. Acknowledgement

2. Chapter 1
Introduction

3. Chapter 2
Profile of the Lawyer

4. Chapter 3
Main Tasks

5. Chapter 4
Experience during the Internship

6. Chapter 6
Things learned

7. Chapter 7
Case analysis

8. Chapter 8
Knowledge gained

9. Chapter 9
Conclusion
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The internship opportunity I had with Adv. Pavan Kumar Mishra was a great chance for
learning and professional development. Therefore, I consider myself as a lucky individual as
I was provided with an opportunity to be a part of it. I am also grateful for having a chance to
meet so many wonderful people and professionals who led me through this internship period.

Bearing in mind previously I am using this opportunity to express my deepest gratitude and
special thanks to our mentor, for taking part in useful decisions & giving necessary advice
and guidance. I choose this moment to acknowledge his contribution gratefully. I perceive
this opportunity as a milestone in my career development. I will strive to use the gained skills
and knowledge in the best possible way, and I will continue to work on their improvement, in
order to attain the desired career objective.

Yours Sincerely,

Deepika Yadav
 INTRODUCTION

I have pursued my internship in the office of Adv. Pavan Kumar Mishra and did extensive
research work on various propositions and have carried out all the tasks assigned and have
also appeared in the Court cases along Adv. Pavan Kumar Mishra, District Courts, Etawah,
where the cases were listed. I made the follow up of the cases and noted the proceedings of
the cases under their supervision.

From 12 February August to 15th March, 2024, I had the privilege of joining a team of
dedicated leaders, associates and interns during my physical internship. The one-month term
of internship was immensely eye-opening in terms of exposure to legal field. Work
environment was pretty dynamic. One may be assigned with typing and at the same time to
assist the associates in drafting the plaints as well written statements. I have gained a lot of
experience through my internship and have learned a lot of things by the work assigned to me
and I have successfully completed my internship appropriately and efficiently. It was
interesting for me as everything was unpredictable. Every Client comes with a new case, new
situation, and a new problem. About Advocates, I experienced that it is not easy to work as an
advocate, it requires a lot of dedication and hard work, only then you can achieve success,
and most importantly social recognition.

Internships fulfil an important concept for both academic and practical education in law. The
integration of both the aspects helps the student to develop the understanding of law in
actions as you are able to observe and perceive the relevance and application of theory to
practice.

The sole objective of the internship is to expose the law students to a practical world of legal
knowledge which is quite different from books and movies. It gives the insight of the legal
courts which helps the law student to prepare beforehand for their future. On the other hand,
it also portrays compassion, leadership skill and analytical skill that reflect the ethical
standards and conduct of the legal profession.

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 PROFILE OF THE LAWYER

The office of Adv. Pavan Kumar Mishra was situated in Friends Colony Etawah. The office
consists of every necessary bare act, manuals, commentaries, reference books and separate
desk for advocates and interns. The attorneys have excellent skill and experience to give
seamless service and advice to clients on complex matters both in litigation and corporate and
& commercial matters which is worth learning for. The office was full of knowledge where
everyone so polite and interested in giving answers to all your queries. It is pertinent to
mention the quality services and achievement is such a short span is worth learning for a first-
generation law student like me.
 MAIN TASKS

1. I was assigned to read a file and learn how files are maintained and learn how to draft
the petitions.

2. Performed research work on relevant case laws, prepared summaries of legal

arguments and assisted in preparation of court rulings.

3. Reading any suggested law related material for my own benefit.

4. Research on the judgement that are related to facts of the case

5. I was assigned to prepare legal snippets on recent legal trends on a regular basis.

6. I was assigned to prepare articles as the topics assigned by them.

7. Assisted in drafting and requests for production of documents.

 EXPERIENCE DURING THE INTERNSHIP

The District Court in reality is quite a different place to experience. It can be termed as
people’s court in a true sense.

Every Lawyer maintains a court diary, which proves handy and very useful as all the details
of the case are entered in the diary with proper date and its petition number. It proves to be
useful, as respective cases are recorded by the lawyer date wise and it saves time to think and
search for the cases as per the present date.

It was adventurous for me as everything was unpredictable. Every Client comes with a new
case, new situation, and a new problem. I also experienced the expressions and thoughts of
the Hon’ble Judges. When they are in a good mood, they will tell you how to do things
correctly but if not then they will scold you for the simple mistakes you have made.

About Advocates, I experienced that it is not easy to work as an advocate, it requires a lot of
dedication and hard work, only then you can achieve success, and most importantly social
recognition. I was strictly advised to come in formal dress. Every other lawyer was wearing a
court uniform to appear before the court.
THINGS LEARNED:

 Learn to be punctual.
 Understand the legal system and get first-hand experience of how the court
functions.
 Got acquainted with the functions and responsibilities of an advocate.
 Involved in actual cases and projects improved my reading, drafting and research
skills.
 Oral communication, public speaking and client counselling improved my
communication skills.
 Attending court proceedings improves my listening skills and I am able to learn
how the advocates argue in front of the court.
 Confidence booster.
 Able to learn more about areas of law like Evidence Act, Indian Contract Act,
Sales of Goods Act, Income Tax Act, Goods and Service Tax Act, etc.
 CASE ANALYSIS

S.N NAME OF THE CASE COURT D.O.H OBSERVATION

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1 Om Parkash v. State of District 13.02.2024 Challenge in the criminal

Uttar Pradesh and Others Court revision petition is to the
Etawah judgement, passed by the
learned session judge,
Etawah, whereby
respondent Nos. 2 and 3
namely, Kanwar Singh and
Parveen Kumar, were
acquitted of the charge,
under section 306 read with
section 34, IPC.

2 Mukhtiar Singh v. State District 17.02.2024 Section 27(b)(ii) and

Court section 27(d) of the Drugs
Etawah and Cosmetics, 1940
Under this case, the
petitioner was convicted
under section 27(b)(ii) and
27(d) of the Drugs and
Cosmetics Act, 1940 by the
chief Judicial Magistrate,
Etawah. He was sentenced
to undergo rigorous
imprisonment for a period
of one year and to pay a
fine of Rs. 5000
S.N NAME OF THE CASE COURT D.O.H OBSERVATION
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3 ALOK DUBEY V. VINOD In the court 19.02.2024 A cheque was bounced due
KUMAR of session, to insufficient balance in the
Etawah account of Ashutosh Dubey
but case has been filed
against Alok Dubey who is
the partner in business with
Ashutosh Dubey in other
business.

4 POOJA DIWEDI V. Mediation 20.02.2024 It was the case of where a

PIYUSH DIWEDI court of man does not want the civil
Etawah case but girl wants to file a
civil case and wanted a
Divorce from her husband

5 ARCHANA V. DURGESH
In the court 22.02.2024 In this case the boy was
of session, major and girl was minor
Etawah (17). A case of rape was
filled against boy who was
in the relationship with this
girl
 KNOWLEGDE GAINED

1. NRI can now form One Person Company –

To lessen the compliance burden of more than 20,000 companies and improve the ease
of doing business, the finance ministry allows the NRIs to set up one person
companies in India expecting to benefit the start-ups and innovators. With this
amendment, any natural person who is a resident of an Indian citizen whether resident
or otherwise would be allowed to incorporate One Person Company. However, the
residency period has been reduced from 182 days to 120 days. In addition to it, MCA
also amended the rules and increased their threshold for paid up capital from not
exceeding Rs. 50 lakh to not exceeding Rs 2 crore and turnover from not exceeding Rs
2 crore to not exceeding Rs 20 crore benefiting more than two lakh companies in
easing their compliance.
2. Registration of Firms -
The registration of a firm may be affected at any time by sending by post or delivering
to the Registrar of the area in which any place of business of the firm is situated or
proposed to be situated, a statement in the prescribed form and accompanied by the
prescribed fee, stating-
(a) The Firm name,
(b) The place of business of the firm,
(c) The names of any places where the firm carries on business,
(d) The date when each partner joined the firm,
(e) The names and permanent addresses of the partners.

The statement shall be signed by all the partners.

A firm name shall not contain any of the following words, namely “Crown”,
“Emperor”,
“Empress”, “Empire”, “Imperial”, “Queen”, “Royal”, or words expressing or implying
the sanction, approval of Government, except when the State Government signifies its
consent to the use of such words as part of the firm name by order in writing.
When the Registrar is satisfied, he shall record an entry of the statement in a register
called the Register of Firms.
3. Format pattern of Partnership Deed.

4. Essential of Partnership Deed.

5. Format pattern of a Will.

6. Essentials of Will.

7. Format pattern of the Sale deed

8. Essentials of Sale deed

 CONCLUSION

Overall, my internship was a good experience. I got an opportunity to learn basic and many
new things related to law. I got a deep and inspiring insight in the office work as well as
during court hearings. There are so many things I learned under their guidance and expect to
learn in future as well. Hence, I hope that in future I will get more opportunities to learn more
things. The role of a legal advisor/penal Advocate is very important in the claim and he is
given due regarded and respect in the court. The common language used in the court is Hindi.
I was very comfortable during my internship and it was a very friendly and accommodating
atmosphere.