AMITY UNIVERSITY
R A J A S T H A N
AMITY LAW SCHOOL
Internship Rules and Regulations:-
1) Every Student is required to complete minimum 20 weeks of Internship within 5 Years
of their course.
2) Provided that internship in any year cannot be for a continuous period of more than Four
Weeks and all students shall at least have gone through once in the entire academic
period with Trial and Appellate Advocates. .
3) Every student has to submit the Internship diary to their respective mentors as soon as
they return from the academic break in summers and winters in the format provided by
the university.
4) Students may Intern at any:-
NGO, Trial and Appellate Advocates, Judiciary, Legal Regulatory authorities,
Legislatures and Parliament, Other Legal Functionaries, Market Institutions, Law Firms,
Companies, Local Self Government and other such bodies as the University shall
stipulate, where law is practiced either in action or in dispute resolution or in
management
At least one internship with a trial Advocate (District/Sessions Court) and one
Internship with an Appellate Advocate (High Court or Supreme Court) is
compulsory within the entire academic period of 5 years
5) Total mark of all the internships shall be assessed in the Final Semester of the course in
the 4th Clinical course titled “Moot Court Exercise and Internship”. Students should
maintain one copy of all the Internship Diaries and certificates with themselves for
evaluation in the final semester of the course.
6) Students shall be required to attend two trials (One Criminal and One Civil) in the
course of the last two or three years of their course. They will maintain a record and enter
the various steps observed during their attendance on different days in the court
assignment. These steps are to be mentioned in Part A of the internship diary.
7) Each student will observe two interviewing sessions of clients at the Lawyer’s
Office/Legal Aid Office and record the proceedings in a diary. Each student will further
observe the preparation of documents and court papers by the Advocate and the
procedure for the filing of the suit/petition. This information is to be recorded in the
Part B daily internship diary as well.
8) The format for Observance of Trial (Part A) and Internship Diary (Part B) are attached
below. Every student has to mandatorily attach the certificate of Internship.
AMITY UNIVERSITY
R A J A S T H A N
Amity Law School
Amity University Rajasthan
Batch: 2020-25
Legal Internship: [2023]
Internship No.: 3
Part-A
Observance of Trial
1. CIVIL TRIAL
S. Date Time of Time of Record of various steps observed during their attendance in
No Arrival Departure Court
1. 03/07 10:00 4:30 PM Observed the filing of a plaint and registry objections.
/2023 AM Understood requirements under Order VII CPC and
importance of proper pleadings.
2. 05/07 10:15 4:45 PM Witnessed issuance of summons and service procedure under
/2023 AM Order V CPC. Noted how improper service can delay
proceedings.
3. 10/07 10:00 4:30 PM Attended the filing of a written statement by the defendant
/2023 AM under Order VIII CPC. Discussed timelines and effect of
non-filing.
4. 13/07 10:00 5:00 PM Observed framing of issues under Order XIV CPC. Learned
/2023 AM how the judge narrows down the factual and legal disputes.
5. 8/07/ 10:00 4:30 PM Witnessed examination-in-chief of plaintiff’s witness.
2023 AM Affidavit submitted and marked as evidence. Discussed
Order XVIII CPC.
6. 25/07 10:15 4:45 PM Attended final hearing. Lawyers presented oral arguments,
/2023 AM relied on precedents. Focused on how facts were aligned with
legal provisions during closing.1.
2. CRIMINAL TRIAL
S. Date Time of Time of Record of various steps observed during their attendance in
No Arrival Departure Court
1. 04/07 10:00 4:30 PM Observed FIR registration procedure and remand hearing.
/2023 AM Discussed provisions under Section 154 CrPC and police
custody vs judicial custody.
2. 06/07 10:15 4:45 PM Witnessed framing of charges under Section 240 CrPC in a
/2023 AM theft case. Learned about discharge applications and material
required for framing charges.
3. 11/07 10:00 4:30 PM Attended examination-in-chief of prosecution witness. Noted
/2023 AM reliance on Section 161 CrPC statements and process of
proving documents.
4. 14/07 10:00 5:00 PM Observed cross-examination of witness by defense counsel.
/2023 AM Discussed techniques under Section 145 Indian Evidence
Act for contradiction.
5. 20/07 10:00 4:30 PM Witnessed bail arguments under Section 437 CrPC.
/2023 AM Discussed legal grounds such as seriousness of offense, past
criminal record, and likelihood of absconding.
6. 27/07 10:15 4:45 PM Attended final arguments session. Advocates summarized
/2023 AM evidence and legal provisions. Focused on Sections 3, 101-
104 of Indian Evidence Act (burden of proof).
Part-B
Details of the Internship
1. Name of the Student: Jayvardhan singh barad
2. Enrolment No : A21511120027
3. Program : BA LLB.(HONS.)
4. Batch : 2020-25
5. Year : 2023
6. Semester : 7th
7. Permanent Address: Vaidthnath Vashat Colony, Sirohi , 307001
8. Phone No.: 9460715353
10.Name of Internship Organization: Hansraj purohit
11. Person to whom the Intern reported:
a. Name: - Hansraj Purohit
b. Designation: - senior advocate ,Sirohi
c. Phone No.: - 9414544393
I. Brief About the Organization
Advocate Hansraj Ji Purohit is a seasoned legal practitioner handling both civil and criminal
matters at [Court Name]. His practice is rooted in delivering ethical, accessible, and effective
legal services. I chose to intern with him to gain practical trial experience aligned with my goal
of joining the judiciary.
II. Nature & Duration of Internship
My role at Advocate Hansraj Ji Purohit’s chamber was to assist in daily court proceedings,
case file management, and legal drafting. I worked directly with the advocate and his clerks,
observing civil and criminal trials, preparing case briefs, and researching relevant case laws. The
duration of the internship was from 1st June 2022 to 30th June 2022.
III. Learnings during the Internship
During my internship experience with Advocate Hansraj Ji Purohit, I was able to develop my
understanding of procedural law and practical courtroom conduct. I particularly found observing
live arguments and cross-examinations to be useful in improving my legal reasoning and
application skills. Although I found drafting legal notices and bail applications to be challenging
at first, I found it valuable in developing my legal writing and case analysis abilities.
IV. Learning Outcomes
While I had many useful experiences at Advocate Hansraj Ji Purohit’s chamber, I feel that I
still need to develop my confidence levels with oral pleadings and court interaction. I would
have enjoyed more time completing independent legal drafting tasks such as framing issues
or preparing written statements. The internship has reinforced my interest in litigation and will
be highly beneficial in pursuing my goal of joining the judicial services.
Date: 31/07/2023
Place: Sirohi
Signature of the Student
Daily Internship Diary
Week 1:
S.N Date Time of Time of Student Observation (Mention Details of the work done
o Arrival Departure throughout the day)
1. 01/06 10:00 4:30 PM Observed filing process in a civil suit. Understood court fees,
/2023 AM limitation, and registration under CPC provisions.
2. 02/06 10:15 5:00 PM Attended a criminal remand hearing. Learned about initial
/2023 AM arrest procedures and judicial custody under Section 167
CrPC.
3. 03/06 10:00 4:45 PM Witnessed civil preliminary hearing and issuance of
/2023 AM summons. Discussed Order V CPC and procedure for service.
4. 04/06 10:00 4:30 PM Attended criminal bail proceedings. Observed arguments by
/2022 AM defense and prosecution under Section 437 CrPC.
5. 06/06 10:00 5:00 PM Observed framing of issues in a civil case under Order XIV
/2023 AM CPC and interaction between judge and advocates on disputed
facts.
Week 2:
S.N Date Time of Time of Student Observation (Mention Details of the work done
o Arrival Departure throughout the day)
1. 07/06 10:00 4:30 PM Observed civil case cross-examination. Learned how
/2023 AM contradictions are pointed out using previous statements under
the Indian Evidence Act.
2. 08/06 10:00 5:00 PM Attended a criminal trial. Noted the examination-in-chief of
/2023 AM a prosecution witness and importance of corroborating
statements under Section 161 CrPC.
3. 09/06 10:00 4:45 PM Witnessed interim injunction application arguments under
/2023 AM Order XXXIX CPC. Learned how urgency and balance of
convenience are established.
4. 10/06 10:00 4:45 PM Observed recording of evidence in a criminal case.
/2023 AM Understood how documentary evidence is exhibited and
marked.
5. 11/06 10:00 4:30 PM Attended final argument stage in a civil suit. Advocates cited
/2023 AM precedents and emphasized burden of proof.
6. 13/06 10:00 5:00 PM Witnessed a criminal case discharge application under
/2023 AM Section 239 CrPC. Learned the grounds for discharging the
accused before trial.
Week 3:
S. Date Time of Time of Student Observation (Mention Details of the work done
No Arrival Departure throughout the day)
1. 14/06 10:00 4:30 PM Observed civil case relating to property dispute. Witnessed
/2022 AM arguments under Section 34 of Specific Relief Act for
declaration.
2. 15/06 10:15 5:00 PM Attended criminal case under IPC Sections 323/506.
/2022 AM Witnessed the recording of medical evidence and its
relevance in proving injuries.
3. 16/06 10:00 4:30 PM Witnessed plaintiff’s evidence and submission of documents
/2022 AM in a civil suit for partition. Observed marking and exhibiting
documents.
4. 17/06 10:00 4:45 PM Observed criminal case argument on framing of charges
/2022 AM under Section 228 CrPC. Learned how prima facie evidence
is assessed.
5. 18/06 10:00 4:30 PM Attended civil revision hearing under Section 115 CPC.
/2022 AM Understood its scope, maintainability, and grounds for
revisional jurisdiction.
Week 4:
S. Date Time of Time of Student Observation (Mention Details of the work done
No Arrival Departure throughout the day)
1. 20/06 10:00 10:00 AM Observed civil case under Hindu Succession Act. Noted
/2022 AM application of succession rules and relevance of documentary
evidence.
2. 21/06 10:15 5:00 PM Attended criminal trial involving Section 420 IPC
/2022 AM (cheating). Witnessed cross-examination and emphasis on
proving mens rea.
3. 22/06 10:00 10:00 AM Witnessed civil execution proceedings under Order XXI
/2022 AM CPC. Learned about attachment of property and resistance
claims.
4. 23/06 10:00 4:30 PM Observed criminal bail hearing under Section 438 CrPC
/2022 AM (anticipatory bail). Noted arguments on threat of arrest and
cooperation.
5. 24/06 10:00 4:30 PM Attended civil matter involving temporary injunction.
/2022 AM Learned about reliefs under Order XXXIX Rules 1 & 2
CPC.
6. 25/06 10:00 4:45 PM Observed final argument in a criminal case under Section
/2022 AM 325 IPC. Noted how evidence was consolidated in oral
arguments.
Signature of Internship Guide: Signature of the Student
Date: 31/07/2023
*Attach Your Internship Certificate with the Diary.
