INTERNSHIP REPORT
SUMMER INTERNSHIP
PARAMARSSH LEGAL ASSOCIATES
(LAW FIRM)
(Submitted by)
Name: MOHAMMAD SAYEM MOHTADI
Course: B.A. LL. B
Batch: 2019-2024; Section: B
Enroll. No.: 03751103819
(Submitted to)
Ms. Rituparna Bhattacharjee
2022
DME Law School
Delhi Metropolitan Education, Affiliated with
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
INTERNSHIP CERTIFICATE
ANNEXURE-I
DECLARATION
I, MOHAMMAD SAYEM MOHTADI, Enrollment No. 03751103819; B.A. LL.B.; Batch
(2019-2024) of DME Law School, hereby declare that the Internship Report titled as “Summer
Internship 2022”, is my original work and the same has not been submitted to any other
University/Organization for the award of any other degree.
Date: 19.12.2022 [Signature of candidate]
Countersigned
[Mentor of DME]
TABLE OF CONTENTS
S.NO. CONTENT PAGE NO.
1. Acknowledgment 6
2. Chapter 1 7
Introduction
3. Chapter 2 8
Profile of the Organization
4. Chapter 3 9
Main Tasks
5. Chapter 4 10-11
Experience during the Internship
6. Chapter 5 12-14
Case Analysis
7. Chapter 6 15
Conclusion
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The internship opportunity I had with Paramarsh Legal Associates (Law Firm) 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.
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,
MOHAMMAD SAYEM MOHTADI
INTRODUCTION
I have pursued my internship in the offices of Paramarsh legal associates (Law Firm), Patna, and
did extensive research work on various propositions and have carried out all the tasks assigned
and have also appeared in Court cases along Adv. VISHAL VIKRAM RANA and from the firms
in various Tribunals, District Courts, & High court of Patna at Bihar, where the cases were listed.
I made the follow-up on the cases and noted the online proceedings of the cases under their
supervision.
From 3rd June to 5th July I had the privilege of joining a team of dedicated leaders, associates and
interns during my physical internship. The one month was immensely eye-opening in terms of
exposure to the legal field. The 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 fulfill 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.
. PROFILE OF THE ORGANIZATION
● Name of the organization: PARAMARSH LEGAL ASSOCIATES
The office of the firm was situated at chamber B-35, Siddhi Sadan, Near Hospito India,
P.G.- G.P.O., P.S. Buddha colony, Patna 800001.
The firm is a new-era law firm dedicated to providing pioneering solutions to its clients.
The firm consists of every necessary bare act, manuals, commentaries, reference books,
and separate desk for advocates and interns. The attorneys at the firm 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. The chamber
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.
Area of Expertise:
1. Maintenance case under sec 125 Cr.P.C.
2. Divorce case under sec 13 b HMA 1955
3. Bail case under sec 436,437,439 Cr.P.C.
4. Cruelty case under sec 498 A IPC 1860
MAIN TASKS
1. I was assigned to read at least 1 file per day to learn how files are maintained and learn
how to draft the petitions.
2. I was assigned to observe the online proceeding to learn how advocates place their point
without even exaggerating things by stating facts of the case.
3. Performed research work on relevant case laws, prepared summaries of legal arguments,
and assisted in the preparation of court rulings.
4. Reading any suggested law-related material for my own benefit.
5. Research the judgment that is related to the facts of the case
6. I was assigned to prepare legal snippets on recent legal trends on a regular basis.
7. I was assigned to prepare articles on the topics assigned by them.
8. Assisted in discovery including drafting deposition questions and requests for the
production of documents.
EXPERIENCE DURING THE INTERNSHIP
The High 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 the proper date and petition number. It proves to be useful,
as respective cases are recorded by the lawyer’s 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, and 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 I LEARNED:
► Learn to be punctual.
► Understand the legal system and get firsthand experience of how the court functions.
► Got acquainted with the functions and responsibilities of an advocate.
► Being Involved in actual cases and projects improved my reading, drafting, and research
skills.
► Oral communication, public speaking, and client counseling 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.
CASE ANALYSIS
I have attended the following case through physical hearing and read the files during my physical
internship. The matters were generally listed in the High Court at Patna.
S.N NAME OF THE CASE COURT D.O.H OBSERVATION
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1 Prarthana & Anr. vs Arun High Court 04.06.2022 The matter is listed under
Datratta maintenance petition where
the defendant party refuses
to provide a petition . The
court ordered the defendant
to respond within 7 days
and listed for the next date.
2 The Little Pearl Charitable High Court 09.06.2022 Under this case , NDMC
Society vs NDMC unauthorzidekly
demolished the property of
the petitioner to which
court held the defendant
liable and even told them to
provide compensation.
3 M/S Satya Builders vs High Court 15.06.2022 Under this case, the
Northeast Frontier petitioner is seeking
Railway intervention in the unjust,
unreasonable and
arboretum actions of the
Respondent by forfeiting of
the earnest Money Deposit,
Bank Guaranteed to the
tune of Rupees 3 crore. The
court ordered the
Respondent to reply to the
petitioner at earliest as
possible.
4 Inder Mohan Menon & High Court 12.06. 2022 Under this petitioner was
Anr vs Bses Rajdhani seeking the intervention of
Power Limited the hon’ble court against
the illegal act of the
respondent in removing
electricity connection
despite repeated
representation made to the
Respondent. The court asks
the respondent to lay down
the evidence of
arbitrariness of the
petitioner and list it for the
next date of hearing.
5 Bindu Devi vs Nath Prasad Patna, 26.06.2022 Under this petitioner put
District the allegation for domestic
Court violence and filed the
application for
maintenance. The
respondent was not present
and thus court held ex parte
and listed the matter for the
next date.
6 Shilpa Rathore & Anr vs High Court 01.07.2022 Under this writ petition was
Union of India filed under A.226 of the
constitution of India for
seeking a writ, order or
direction in the nature of
manadamous seeking
extension of the exit visa.
The court held the
petitioner to extend the visa
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 regard and respect in the court. The common
language used in the court is English. I was very comfortable during my internship and it
was a very friendly and accommodating atmosphere.
❖ I found out that Tribunals and Appellate Tribunals are like courts and are presided over
by the presiding officer who is assisted by the reader and steno and the staff who is
maintaining the records. The tribunals are well furnished and fully computerized and the
strict discipline is followed in conducting the case.
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