Internship Report

(Clinical Paper-II)

2020-2021

INTERNSHIP REPORT
Submitted to: Dean’s Office

Pari Agrawal
190401427051
BBA LL.B.
Class of 2021
 CONTENTS OF THE REPORT

1. Preface

2. Acknowledgment

3. Internship Certificate

4. Internship Record

a. Daily factual log

5. Personal Experience
 1. PREFACE:
This report is an outcome of the four weeks summer internship of Alliance Center for Corporate
and Commercial Laws for the students of 4th semester, 2nd year. The main constituents of the
report are the cases observed on Insolvency and Bankruptcy Laws during the internship, the
research on related issues, and the weekly report of the work done.

Date of Internship: July 31st, 2021. Name & Signature

Pari Agrawal
 2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:
I would first of all like to thank my supervisor, Dr. Rashmi K. S., for allowing me to intern at
Alliance Center for Corporate and Commercial Laws and help me understand the field of law
from the basics. I have gained professional exposure to the working of the Insolvency and
Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) and this allowed me to be a part of various aspects which helped
me in understanding the concepts of such laws properly. I am also grateful to other professors
who have helped me through this internship period.

I would also like to thank my co-interns who constantly supported and guided me to deliver my
best work. I would further like to thank my parents and friends. Without their support, I would
not have been able to go forward in my career. I shall continue to put on effort to improve and
attain my desired career goals.
3. INTERNSHIP CERTIFICATE:
 4. INTERNSHIP RECORD:
Internship Type: Research Internship

Name of the Organization: Alliance Center for Corporate and Commercial Laws

Duration of Internship: 01/07/2021 to 31/07/2021

No. of weeks: 4 weeks

 a. RECORD OF DAILY FACTUAL LOG
Place: Alliance Center for Corporate and Commercial Laws

Date/Day Project/Lit/Task Activity (No. of Output

hours put in)
01/07/2021 Read and study the Babulal 2 hours Studied the brief facts of the
, Thursday Gurjar v. Veer Gurjar case case
02/07/2021 Study the Babulal Gurjar v. 4 hours Prepared the brief facts of
, Friday Veer Gurjar case the case and looked into the
issues
03/04/2021 Send the brief facts of the 3 hours Sent the supervisor the brief
, Saturday case and study the precedents facts of the case and looked
of the case into the precedents and
judgment of the case
05/05/2021 Find and study cases cited in 6 hours Went through the cases
, Monday the case by the parties cited by the respondent and
the grounds on which the
court did not rely on those
cases
06/07/2021 Read the judgment 3 hours Read and analyzed the
, Tuesday judgment
07/07/2021 Prepare the case comment 7 hours Edited and organized the
, comments received from the
Wednesday teammate, added issues,
analysis of the case, and
citations, wherever
necessary. Sent the final
draft to the supervisor.
08/07/2021 - Add introduction and - 1 hour - Modified the content and
, Thursday conclusion added the introduction and
- Read and study the Gauri - 3 hours conclusion to the case
Shankar Jain v. Punjab comment.
National Bank case - Studied the case and
prepared the brief facts of
the case
09/07/2021 Explain the precedents of the 2 hours - Explained the precedents
, Friday case which were not explained in
the judgment and analysis of
the case comment.
- Sent the brief facts of the
Gauri Shankar Jain case to
the supervisor
10/07/2021 Find the issues of the case 2 hours Found 2 issues that were
, Saturday raised in the case and found
the reasonable answer to
justify the issues
12/07/2021 Find the cases cited in Gauri 4 hours Found and studied the
, Monday Shankar Jain case precedents of the case and
the cases relied upon by the
petitioner and the
respondent of the case
13/07/2021 Analyze the case 5 hours Read and analyzed the
, Tuesday judgment of the court in the
case
14/07/2021 Prepare and send the case 4 hours Put together all the parts of
, comment the case comment, added
Wednesday introduction and conclusion,
and citations, wherever
 necessary, to the case
comment, and sent the final
draft to the supervisor
15/07/2021 No task given - No work done
, Thursday
16/07/2021 Read and study the Brand 4 hours Read the judgment and
, Friday Realty Services Ltd. v. Sir prepared the brief facts of
John Bakeries India Pvt. Ltd. the case, and sent it to the
case supervisor
17/07/2021 Read and analyze the case 4 hours Prepared the appellant’s and
, Saturday respondent’s arguments, and
read, and analyzed the
judgment of the court. Sent
the draft to the supervisor.
19/07/2021 No task given - No work done
, Monday
20/07/2021 No task given - No work done
, Tuesday
22/07/2021 Read and study the E. C. John 3 hours Read the judgment of the
, Thursday v. Jitender Kumar Jain case case
23/07/2021 Study the given case 2 hours Prepared the brief facts of
, Friday the case and looked into the
issues
24/07/2021 Find the issues of the case 2 hours Found the issue raised in the
, Saturday case and found the
reasonable answer to justify
the same
26/07/2021 Took a leave - Couldn’t work as I was ill
, Monday
27/07/2021 Took a leave - Couldn’t work as I was ill
, Tuesday
28/07/2021 Find and explain precedents 2 hours The case didn’t have any
, of the case precedents and thus,
Wednesday couldn’t find any. Studied
the judgments similar to the
case given
29/07/2021 Read the judgment 4 hours Read and analyzed the
, Thursday judgment of the court in the
given case
30/07/2021 Prepare the case comment 6 hours Analyzed the judgment,
, Friday provided citation, wherever
necessary, and sent the final
draft to the supervisor
31/07/2021 Send the internship diary 1 hour Finalized the internship
, Saturday report and sent it to the
supervisor
 6. PERSONAL EXPERIENCE:

During the internship, I learned various professional ethics that will help in building and
enhancing my career in the legal fraternity in the future. Not only I gained knowledge on the
topics I researched, but it also boosted and improved my legal research skills.

The one-month long internship gave me the idea of working of Insolvency and Bankruptcy
Code, 2016 and enhanced my case briefing skills. By reading the judgment of the cases allotted
every week, I was able to develop reading habits. It also helped me in understanding judgments
effectively and provided me with a practical solution for the application of laws.

The great thing about the internship was that we were not blindly doing our work and submitting
the final result, but we also got detailed feedback on the final draft submitted by us to our
supervisor, and this helped us to know where we were lacking.

The one thing that I think was the loss was we were not able to do the internship offline at out
university campus where it would have given us more of a real and practical experience, rather
than just theoretical.

Even so, we were it touch with our supervisor everyday through daily meetings and this also
gave me a chance to get connected with my co-interns. During the first week, we were given a
team task where we had to analyze a case with our team member and due to this activity, we got
to know each other and learned teamwork.

Overall, my internship experience has been great with Professor Rashmi Ma’am and my other
fellow co-interns. If given chance, I would again like to work with them.