SCHOOL OF LEGAL STUDIES

INTERNSHIP: 2018

Name : SNEHA KHAN

SRN : R17AL025

Course and semester : BA-LLB , III

Title of the Report : Internship Report

Internship Duration (4 weeks) : From: 7th June 2018 to: 2ndth July
2018

Name of the Advocate: Bipadtaran Bhattacharyya

Address of the Internship area Institution : Ramkrishna Road, P.O.

Bolpur, Dist. : Birbhum, West Bengal

Signature of the Student :

Internship in-charge
 CONTENT

NO TITLE PG NO

1 Declaration 2

2 Acknowledgement Letter 3

3 Daily Schedule 4-9

4 Conclusion 10

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 DECLARATION
I SNEHA KHAN REG NO: R17AL025 BALLB 1 ST YEAR from REVA
UNIVERSITY hereby declare that the internship report has been completed by
me during the academic year 2018-2019.

I declare that the report is the result of my own efforts and the information
provided is the fact that the original piece of work to the best of my knowledge
and belief.

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This report is a product of hard study ; query involves many people’s
considerate attention to it .Without their assistance, suggestion, direction, and
cooperation preparation of this report would have been impossible .So, I want to
pay my gratitude to them.
I want to express my gratitude mainly to my Director Dr. Bharathi S and
RAHUL SIR Department of legal studies REVA UNIVERSITY whom valuable
guidance and kind supervision given to me throughout the course which shaped
the present work as its show.
Last but not the least I would thank my friends my seniors and my family
without them none of this would indeed be possible.

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 DAILY SCHEDULE

7/06/2018
The first day of my internship was very relaxed. I visited the Chamber of the
Advocate. After that he took me to the Bolpur court and showed me different
court rooms. There was actually no work to do so I was told to sit and observe
the work done in the Court.

8/06/2018
I attended the court today at 11 A.M. My advocate gave me a green paper where
it was written something which I couldn’t understand. I asked my sir what it is
and then he told me that it’s an Hazira form that every lawyer has to give in the
court. It’s like a attendance sheet for the advocates.

11/06/2018
My advocate told me to observe the work done in the court.
He also gave me some sections to research they were 300, 302, 375, 376,
376(d), 499, 500of IPC{Indian penal code}.
I made a brief research on all those section which my guide asked me to do it .

Section 300: murder

Section 302: punishment for murder.

Whoever commits murder shall be punished with death. Or imprisonment for
life, and shall also be liable to fine.

Section 375: Rape

Section 376: punishment for rape.
Whoever commits rape be punished with imprisonment of either description for
a term which shall not be less than seven years but which may be for life or for a
term which may extend to ten years and shall also be liable to fine unless the
women raped is his own wife and is not under twelve years of age, in which cases,
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he shall be punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which
may extend to two years or with fine or with both.
Section 376(d) : gang rape
Where a woman is raped by one or more persons constituting a group or acting
in furtherance of a common intention, each of those persons shall be deemed to
have committed the offence of rape and shall be punished with rigorous
imprisonment for a term which shall not be less than twenty years, but which may
extend to life which shall mean imprisonment for the remainder of that person’s
natural life, and with fine.
Section 499 : Defamation
Whoever, by words either spoken or intended to be read, or by signs or by visible
representations, makes or publishes any imputation concerning any person
intending to harm, or knowing or having reason to believe that such imputation
will harm, the reputation of such person, is said, except in the cases hereinafter
expected, to defame that person.
Section 500 : punishment for defamation
Whoever defames another shall be punished with simple imprisonment for a term
which may extend to two years, or with fine, or with both.

12/06/2018
My advocate teach me how the cases are registered in the court with the help of
charge sheet.
CHARGE SHEET: An official document on which a police officer record the
details of the crime a person is accused of.

13/06/2018
My guide told me to collect information about how the moot courts work and
told me to draft a memorial. And he gave me two days’ time to submit it and
told me to work from home on this topic.

14/06/2018 – 15/06/2018
Drafted a memorial
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 16/06/2018
Went to my advocate chamber and submitted the work given by him.

18/06/2018
My guide asked me to research on criminal conspiracy 120A and 120B
CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY SECTION 120A AND 120B OF [IPC] INDIAN
PEN AL CODE
SECTI ON 120A : when two or more person agree to do or cause to be done -
(1) An illegal act or
(2) An act which is not illegal by illegal means, such an agreement is
designated a criminal conspiracy
SECTION 120B : PUNISHMENT FOR CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY
Whoever is a party to a criminal conspiracy to commit an offence punishable
with death imprisonment for life or rigorous imprisonment for term of two
years.

19/06/2018
Today I was going through various judgements which are used in the court they
were -
 affidavit
 Alimony
 Complaint
 Docket
 Practice book
 Honor court
 Non suit
 Perjury

AFFIDAVIT: a written statement made under oath, swearing to the truth of the
contests of a document.

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ALIMONY: an allowance made to one spouse by the other for support pending
or after legal separation or divorce
COMPLAINT: a legal document that tells the court what you want, and is
served with a summons on the defendant to begin the case.
DOCKET: a list of cases scheduled to be heard in the court on the specific day.
PRACTICE BOOK : it contains rules of court and forms which must be
followed in all court cases. Available in all court house law libraries.
HORON COURT: a program of outpatient group therapy for alcohol abusers.
NON SUIT: vacating a case by the court, usually for failure to prosecute
PERJURY : making falls statement under oath.

20/06/2018
Today my lawyer asked me to make a research on Sexual harassment of women
at work places.

21/06/2018
Visited the court and heard some cases which were dealm by my advocate any
many other advocate.

22/06/2018
Visited the court.

25/06/2018
Visited the court.
Saw the proceedings of the cases.

26/06/2018
Visited his chamber and he asked to take a look on IPC.

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Visited the court

27/06/2018
Visited the court. He gave me a case to read and understand what is
the case.

28/06/2018
Visited the court. Got to see a matrimonial case which was for Divorce as the
wife wanted Divorce from her husband because she was been tortured by her
husband.

29/06/2018
He called me to the chamber and told me that today you will start taking dates
of the different case after hearing and explained me how to take dates.

1/07/2018
Visited the court. Took the dates of different cases.

2/07/2018
Visited the court.
He asked me few questions regarding a case which I attended.

3/07/2018
Visited the court. He explained me what are court fees. Saw the court
proceedings.

4/07/2018
Visited his chamber. Where I saw different clients came to meet him.

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 5/07/2018
Visited the court.

7/07/2018
Visited his chamber. Took the certificate of my internship.

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 CONCLUSION
It was a good experience for me as I came to know so many things about the
court. It was my first time that I visited a court. For me a court was just a place
where one judge sits and listens to arguments done by the Advocates. I thought
that there is only one judge before I took up law as my career but as I did my
internship I came to know that there are different judges who listen to different
matters relating to different cases. The civil judge listens to matters relating to
civil cases and district judge and session judge deals with matter relating to civil
as well as criminal cases.
I used to visit court regularly with my lawyer. He was a very helpful person and
he used to clear my doubts regarding anything. He used to tell me everything
whatever I used to ask him.
Court visits also made me learn about court proceeding, difference between
single bench and divisional bench and the most important thing it made me
learn that is self-discipline which is most needed thing to become a good lawyer
and also to become a better person. This internship has changed me as a person
to see positive things and to become a positive person.

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