SHYAMBAZAR LAW COLLEGE

Subject : practical training 4

Semester : 10th semester
Name: Ria kundu
Roll: L09/LLB/ 162011
Registration No: L09-1221-0069-16
Session : 2016-2021
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Working on this project of PRACTICAL TRAINING, it was a

source of immense knowledge to me.
I would like to express my sincere gratitude to all
Professors for their guidance and valuable support
throughout the course of this project work. I
acknowledge with a deep sense of gratitude the
encouragement and inspiration received from our faculty
members and classmates. I would also like to thank my
parents for their love and support.
INDEX

1.

Report on the Court Visits made in civil and

criminal courts including Forums and police
station visits.

2.

Report on Internship Diary maintained in

Lawyer’s Chamber for one week in civil
matters and one week in criminal matters…
 1. Report on the Court Visits made in
civil and criminal courts including
Forums and police station visits.

Consumer Forum Visit:

NATIONAL CONSUMER REDRESSAL FORUM
IN
KOLKATA

Date & Time of Visit - 31st JULY 2019

Purpose of Visit

The purpose of the visit was to understand the working of a tribunal and a District forum, the
nature of duties of the judicial officers. The visit was to help us understand the role of court in
dispensing justice in any case, the role of prosecutors in a case, the way cases proceed in a
court, the way magistrate, prosecutors and defense lawyers handle the case, the relationship of
the prosecutors and the consumer This gave us an opportunity to understand the actual need
of co ordination in the four pillar of the alternative justice system The visit included an in-depth
study of the day to day functioning of the District tribunals, at different levels and over a vast
variety of cases. The aim was to evaluate the resources available and the distribution of power
between the magistrate, the prosecution, and the defense council.

INTRODUCTION

TRIBUNAL - A TRIBUNAL is an institution that the government sets up to settle

disputes through a legal process. People come to court to resolve their
disagreements. Did Bill Jones run a red light before his car ran into John Smith's,
or was the light green, as he says it was? Did Frank Williams rob the bank? Courts
decide what really happened and what should be done about it. They decide
whether a person committed a crime and what the punishment should be. They
also provide a peaceful way to decide private disputes that people can't resolve
themselves.

DISTRICT TRIBUNAL– The DISTRICT TRIBUNAL of India are presided over by a

judge. The administer justice in India at a district level. These courts are under
administrative and judicial control of the high court of the state to which the
district concerned belongs.
Prosecutor - The prosecutor is the chief legal representative of the prosecution in
countries with either the common law adversarial system, or the civil law
inquisitorial system.
Prosecution - The prosecution is the legal party responsible for presenting the
case in a criminal trial against an individual accused of breaking the law.
Defense lawyer – A defense lawyer is an attorney that represent an excuse party
in a legal matters, including in a court of law, the accused party is known as the
defendant, hence the name is the defense lawyer.

KHADYA BHAWAN DISTRICT TRIBUNAL

The Building of DISTRICT CONSUMER FORUM Complex completed in the pre independence
period. This is one of the modern operational District Courts building in Kolkata. Presently cases
pertaining to west and north-west District are dealt with at Barrackpore District Courts
complex.

At present the following courts are functioning at the Barrackpore District

courts complex:

1. RETIRED CIVIL JUDGE .

2. RETIRED DISTRICT JUDGE /ADDITIONAL SESSION JUDGE.

Structure of the Tribunal room

The tribunal room is a hall consisting of a raised pavilion which has a podium for the Honorable
Judge with his Reader and Steno sitting on either side on the same podium.
On a pavilion comparatively lower to that of the Judge there is a witness and an accused box
but as informed is not being used. In between the two boxes the typist sits who types all the
statements made by the witnesses.
The prosecutor and the defense counsel stands on the bench near the typist.

Functions of forum room staff

Reader to the Honorable judge: She maintains all the case files of the cases being heard in
the court and prompts the judge with the various cases and other documents.

Steno of the Honorable judge: Records the orders of the Honorable judge.
Typist: Types each and everything going on in the court room.

CASE NO.1 :
DIVISION BENCH -2

MAGISTRATE- 2: MR. SHYAMAL GUPTA, UTPAL KUMAR BHATTACHARAYA

CASENO1:- ICICI BANK (PETITIONER) V RENU DUTTA (RESPONDENT)
A LOAN OF 35000 FROM BANK ARE WAS DETERMINATION OF CONSUMER OF BANK EMI. ON
THE OTHER HAND DEFENDANT ARE HANDLE DEFICIENCY OF GOODS AND DEFICIENCY OF
SERVICE .AT THE LAST INSTANCE NEXT DATE OF ORDER HAS GIVEN BY MAGISTRATE.
 CASE NO.2 : X V Y:
IN THE FIRST INSTANCE Requesting by the case of the petitioner for FRESH APPLICATION and to
cancel of file no 504.

CASE NO. 3 : VODAFONE V X

 Change of address by affidavit

 Affidavit should be submitted in main aspect of the case
 Can't demand the money any uncanny issues
 Provider should be provide valuable bill then charge bill
 FILING of affidavit must be done mobile communication provider in short time
 Next date allowed ( short date)

2 Police Station Visit:

SHYAMPUKUR POLICE STATION.
IN KOLKATA

Date & Time of Visit – 19th JULY 2019

Purpose of Visit
Following were the objectives for our visit to police station:-

• To understand the structure of Police Station,

• Nature of duties performed by police officer,
• Hierarchy of police officials,
• Knowing about case diary, maalkhana etc.,
• To see the functioning of Police Station
• To observe how FIR is lodged,
• Community policing role and progress,
• Trends of crime and nature.

INTRODUCTION

The necessity to maintain peace and keeping law and order in the society led to
the
Establishment of law enforcing agency in the form of Police. The word “police” is
Derived from a Latin word “politia” which stands for state or administration.
Article 246
Of the Indian constitution has made police a state subject but Kolkata Police
comes under
Concurrent list and functions under Central Government.
The visit to Shyampukur Police Station have changed my opinion regarding
police stations. They have one of the most advanced administrative systems in
India. The Police is undertaking the following activities:-
• Preventing the crime
• Controlling criminal activities
• Arresting the anti-social elements
• Maintenance of law and order
* Maintaining peace and tranquility
* Women protection
 Controlling traffic

PHYSICAL OBSERVATION

On entering the premises of the police station I observed the following thing:-
1. Reception: On the left hand, as we entered the main gate inside the station, there

Was a reception which consisted of a big wooden table. It was headed by a Constable. It is a
place from where the complaint is directed to the respective duty officer. No FIR is lodged in
this section but only the entries are done.

2. Women Help Desk: To make the women feel secured and comfortable, a separate

Women Help Desk has been created. A lady constable is present at this help desk
Who deals with the women who are either complainants or needs some information.

3. Duty Officer: Duty officer is a person who lodges the FIR and tells the respective

Officer about the report. He maintains the daily diary and puts entry in them. In case
Of cognizable offence, he lodges FIR (First Information report) while an NCR (Non
Cognizable Repot) is filled in case of non cognizable offences. He also maintains the PCR calls.

4. Police Maalkhana: It is one of the most important parts of a police station. It is a

Room where case property is kept. A proper register is maintained for this purpose
and this is done by Moharrer Head Constable Malkhana i.e. MHC. These items
are collected from the place of crime and are maintained for further trial. These
Items send to Forensic labs for testing.

5. Investigation room: There is a room in the police station where a person

weather.
Accused or witness can be detained for some time by the investigation officer for
the enquiry.

6. Record Room: All files are maintained here. The record of various offences and

There details, PCR call record, bail register, FIR record and other information are
maintained here.The registers are given no. and designated by those no. only for example
Conviction record is maintained in register no.- 5, criminal record is maintained in
Register no.-9.

7. Police Lock-Up: There are separate lock-ups for male and female. It is two in

number. A proper sanitation facility is there. Rooms have sanitation facilities but no
switchboards or fans, nails or any sharp edges which might help to commit suicide or harm
themselves in any form. There was a board on which the pictures of criminals with their details
were printed. A Notice board for officer’s direction was also located. There was a map also on a
board which depicted the jurisdiction of the police station. Different registers were maintained
for different purposes.
2. A detailed report on the internship diary
maintained in a lawyers’ chamber for one
week in civil matters and one week in
criminal matters.

INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE

1. Name, College & Year of Study:

Ria kundu , Shyambazar law college, 5th year, 10th semester
2. Duration of the internship, no. of days/week & Timings:
Interned from 5th March 2021 to 30th March 2021
Monday to Saturday from 11 am-5 pm
3. Office and Team Strength:
The office of Advocate K. P Tiwari is located at 5, Kiran Shankar Road, near High
Court.
He was extremely professional and the office was cozy and decked with good
books.
A wide array of law books was very helpful in legal research.
The team strength was good, around 7-8 people.
 4. Accommodation and Location:
The office located at 5, Kiran Shankar Road, near High Court. Its nearby my home.
Its a 10 minutes walking distance from Esplanade Metro Station.
The people at the office were very warm and receiving.
5. First impression and Experience:
Advocate K. P. Tiwari personally calls interns and takes an interview.
He is extremely polite and very knowledgeable.
First day at work was very nice, interns were given good amount of work.
6. Main tasks:
We were given around 20 cases during the period of internship and we had to
study and summarize the same.
Also, were taken to the Calcutta High Court, city civil court, Alipore district court,
Family Court and Bankshall Court to watch the proceedings.
We also had a chance to observe techniques of cross examination.
There were a lot of interesting cases on family settlements, matrimonial disputes
and so on. We got a chance to interact with several lawyers.
The seniors and all the people from staff were extremely cooperative and friendly
and we could always approach them with our doubts.
I met a lot of clients, took notes while cases were discussed and also attended
counseling sessions.
Sir would often advise us on cases and handling issues like confidentiality.
It was a brilliant first hand exposure regarding meeting clients and handling
disputes.
7. Work environment:
Work Environment was really good.
Peaceful and very interest generating.
Clients coming and going made us inquisitive as to what their cases were about.
The working staff was also extremely helpful.
8. Chill time with Colleagues:
There is no dearth of places to hang around and chill and as always, the amazing
street food in Kolkata makes it even more awesome!

Interns come from various colleges starting from Jogesh Chandra Chaudhary Law
Collage to Surendranath law college.
9. Stipend:
No stipend was given.
10.Overall Experience:
It was a brilliant learning experience and I would highly recommend it for all
aspiring Lawyers.
It would be an amazing start up for all as the advice, first hand exposure and
involvement was invaluable.
The healthy environment greatly promoted learning and I would easily rate it as
one of the best internships I’ve done so far.
List of civil cases:-
Date Court Case Name Case status
8.03.2021 19th Inered Finance Ltd vs- Accompanied
Metropolitan Parashnath Jewellers. Senior for
Magistrate hearing of S/R
Court, Bankshall on behalf of the
accused.
11.03.2021 State Forum- II Debanjana Datta VS- Dr Accompanied
SushrutaBnadhopadhya Senior For filling
y questionnaires
by Opposite
Party
12.03.2021 Family Court I, Mou Sen vs Sujoy Sen. Accompanied
Bankshall Court Senior on behalf
of the
respondent for
filling evidence.
15.03.2021 Civil Judge Sr Samir Das vs parijat Accompanied
Division, Barasat Construction Senior on behalf
of the Petitioner
for filling Show
cause petition
reply.
16.03.2021 Civil Judge Jr Sampa Ghosh vs Kartik Filed an
Division I, Dey adjournment
Barasat petition on
ground of
absence of
senior.
17.03.2021 Civil Judge Sr Raja Mukherjee vs Atif Filed a hazira on
Division, Barasat Sheikh behalf of senior.
18.03.2021 Civil Judge Sr Gaurav Dey vs Natasha Accompanied
Division, Barasat Azad Senior on behalf
of the
Respondent for
SR/AD
Appearance.

List of Criminal Cases:

Date Court Case Name Case status

9.03.2021 Additional Chief State VS- Riya Accompanied
Metropolitan Dutta Senior for hearing
Magistrate Court of a Put-up
I, Bankshall. Application and
submission of Bail
application on
behalf of accused
person. Bail
Granted without
any condition.
10.03.2021 Additional District State Vs- Khokha Accompanied
Judge- I and others Senior for hearing
of witness in this
matter. Witness
was unable to
appear before the
LD. Court. Next
date given.
19.03.2021 2ndJudicial Sushmita Das vs Accompanied
Magistrate, Tarun Das senior on behalf
Alipore of the Petitioner
for payment of
Maintenance.

22.03.2021 3rd Judicial Naresh halder vs Filed anhazira on

magistrate, Anoop Kumar behalf of the
howrah Mishra accused person.

23.03.2021 9th Metropolitan Nilofer Alam vs. for hearing of

Magistrate Court , Md. Show cause reply
Bankshall Ehteshmuddin.

24.03.2021 Additional Chief State vs Sunanda Accompanied

Metropolitan das and others Senior for hearing
Magistrate Court, of a Put-up
Bankshall Application and
submission of Bail
application on
behalf of all
accused persons.
Bail Granted
without any
condition.

25.03.2021 Fast Track Court- Azizul Rehman VS Accompanied

1, Barasat Sabana Begum. senior for hearing
of LCR. LD Judge
was not present.
Next date given
for hearing.
 BIBLIOGRAPHY
I would like to express my sincere gratitude towards our course director Principle
DR. KANA DAS MUKHERJEE for arranging our visit to CONSUMER DISTIRCT
FORUM & SHYAMPUKUR POLICE STATION visit for the purpose of understanding
the Court Procedure and their functioning.