INSTITUTE OF LEGAL STUDIES & RESEARCH (ILSR)

GLA UNIVERSITY, MATHURA (U.P.)

INTERNSHIP REPORT

SUBMITTED BY: - ADITI MISHRA

BA.LLB (HONS.) 2nd year

UNIVERSITY ROLL NO.- 205110048

 TABLE OF CONTENTS

SR.NO CONTENT PAGE NO.

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1. DECLARATION 3

2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 4

ABOUT AGRA DISTRICT COURT

3. 5

4. INTRODUCTION 6

5. BENEFITS 7

6. CONCLUSION 8

7. INTERNSHIP CERTIFICATE 9

8. DAILY JOURNAL 10
 DECLARATION

I Aditi Mishra of VI trimester of BA-LLB (H) hereby declare that this report is compiled by
me under 4 weeks Summer Internship Program and is based on my own experiences and
observations to the best of my knowledge and understanding in its duration and the same
which is being submitted to GLA UNIVERSITY, Mathura is a reliable document and is of
bona fide nature.

Signature: -ADITI MISHRA

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I would like to thank and express my deep gratitude to the respected Mentor ADVOCATE
VINAY GAUR. Where I undertook & completed my 4 weeks internship, who has been my
constant support, source of encouragement, and inspiration, and guided and helped me
complete my Summer Internship. I would also like to offer my due sense of gratitude to all
my teachers and every person for their support and for assisting me in providing the best of
all possible facilities for completing my internship as well as at the time of the drafting of this
report.
 AGRA DISTRICT COURT

A historical fact about the Heritage Court building at Agra Sadar Dewani Adalat and Sadar
Nizamat Adalat was established on 01-01-1832. The honorable court was established by
Letter Patent of Her Majesty, dated the 17TH March 1866, at Agra. It was located in the
building.

The honorable High Court was shifted to Allahabad in the year 1869. Thereafter this building
became the Court of District Judge Agra.

Renovation work was completed in March 2013 and the District Judge’s Court started to
function again from there.

There are 6 Tehsils in Agra District.

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INTRODUCTION
In July 2022, I did my internship for the 6 th Trimester of 2nd Year under Advocate Vinay Gaur
in Agra District Court.

On the very first day of our internship program, I was introduced to the members and
practicing lawyers who were to lead us during the period of this internship. They provided us
with some information on how things work out in courts, and how some basic drafting is
necessary, and the faculty and the lawyers themselves shared some learning about practicing
as a lawyer which was very helpful.
Benefits:

 For the whole of the month, they demanded four tasks to be completed by us which
included a Research paper (with which they provided us with the sample formatting), a
Bail Application with case references, and a Case Commentary on one of the cases of
Supreme Court after 2018.
 Throughout these tasks, every type of help was provided to us with the layout samples
and drafting errors. We were attended every weekend for the respective work and were
asked to update and remove mistakes which the faculty may counsel us.
 After the completion of the Internship, all of our tasks were checked and the organization
claimed to render any kind of help necessary for the publication of Research Articles,
they also offered to contact them.

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CONCLUSION

Pursuing this summer training I got an opportunity to get some exposure in the field of law.
Research work was the basis of my internship and included dimensions of civil corporate
litigation. All of which was an over-the-top experience. Such summer training helps a law
student to reborn and replenish himself and explore his bounds of training. Expertise in law
comes through reading which the pre-requisite to our training was. When it comes to
observance of trials in the courts, was an essential part of an intern's learning. Observance of
trials and court proceedings helps in understanding the very root of the law in India.
Proceedings are the whole mechanism by which analysis is always advisable. With a vote of
thanks and gratefulness for reading this report thoroughly and for giving me this wonderful
opportunity to grow up my vision in this field of law, I conclude this report with a great lot in
my mind.

With Warm Regards

Yours Faithfully

Aditi Mishra
INTERNSHIP CERTIFICATE

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DAILY JOURNAL
05-07-2022

 Introduction day
 read a case file named Jaswinder Singh vs. Harbhajan Singh Kaur under
section 245(2) CrPc
 go to ACJ-2 for the next date of a case Aniruddh vs. Anil under section
138 NI Act.

Outcome – get to know about section 245 of the CrPc and NI Act.

06-07-2022

 write adjournment application (haziri maafi)

 went to court to submit the above application.

Outcome – get a chance to know how to write an adjournment application and

what is the procedure to apply to the court.

07-07-2022

 went to court to ask about 202 CrPc statement (bayan)

 went to court to submit the adjournment application in the case of State
vs. Shivam

Outcome- got to know about the CrPc section 202

08-07-2022

 read a case file named Mamta v. Harwinder under section 498A, 323, 504
IPC.
 Read anticipatory bail agreement.

11-07-2022

 Went to CJM court to deposit the challan

 Write compromise application under DV Act in the case of Rashmi v.
Sagar 12 DV Act.

Outcome – learn about the compromise application and what is Dv act.

12-07-2022

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  Read a file named Vinod v. Lakhraj and Naresh under sections 406,
420, and 120B IPC.
 Went to FTC court for the next date of the cases.

13-07-2022

 Write surrender application

 Went to CMJ court to submit the adjournment application
 Went to court and watch arguments in the case of Jaswinder v. Harwinder

Outcome- learn how to write a surrender application

14-07-2022

 Went to family court for respondent appearance in the case of Priyanka

Agrawal v. Piyush Agrawal under section 125 CrPc.
 Went post office

15-07-2022

 Went to ADJ6 to submit the adjournment application

 Went to FTC1 to submit adjournment application case named Lavneesh
V. Prabhjot
 Went to the post office for the registry

19-07-2022

 Went to civil court to register succession case

 Went to collect challan receipt
 Went to Ftc court for the next dates of the cases

Outcome- learn the whole process of challan

20-07-2022

 Went to receive nakal of family court case Neelam v. Rekha

 Maintains sir’s diary
 Read case Anil Jain v. Mahesh Kumar Verma under sections 420, 467,
468, 471, 120B, 406, 323, 504, 506 IPC
21-07-2022
 Went to post office
 Maintainingin sir’s diary
 Went to the court for the next date of the case Ysodha v. Ranjeet under
section 125CrPc
 Went to Dj court office to ask for orders

22-07-2022

 Went to CJM court to receive challan receipt

 Went for affidavit register
 Went to deposit new challan

26-07-22

 Went to ADJ4 for peshi in the case of Rashmi Bhardwaj V. Sagar

Bhardwaj under section 498A, 323, 504 IPC
 Went to family court for arguments

27-07-2022

 Went to civil court to register succession case

 Went to collect challan receipt
 Went to Ftc court for the next dates of the cases

28-07-2022

 Went to ADJ6 to submit the adjournment application

 Went to FTC1 to submit adjournment application case named Lavneesh
V. Prabhjot
 Went to the post office for the registry

29-07-2022

 Write surrender application

 Went to CMJ court to submit the adjournment application
 Went to court and watch arguments in the case of Jaswinder v. Harwinder

Outcome- learn how to write a surrender application

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