Litigation & Court Practice Intern — YuvaIntern

Litigation & Court Practice Intern

Duration: 8 Weeks Mode: Virtual Law Internship
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About this Internship

Learn pleadings, case preparation, court procedure, and legal argument through practical work-from-home activities.

Tasks and Duties
1

Week 1-2: Plaint & Written Statement Drafting

Mandatory Weightage: 100%

Summary

Prepare basic pleadings for a fictional civil dispute.

Objective

1)

Create a fictional civil dispute between two parties.

2)

Draft a plaint containing facts, cause of action, jurisdiction, and relief.

3)

Prepare a written statement responding to the main allegations.

4)

Submit both documents with a short explanation of the drafting choices.

2

Week 3-4: Case Preparation & Evidence Brief

Mandatory Weightage: 100%

Summary

Prepare a fictional case file containing chronology and evidence analysis.

Objective

1)

Create a timeline of events for a fictional legal dispute.

2)

Identify the main issues that the court needs to decide.

3)

Prepare an evidence matrix connecting issues with documents and witnesses.

4)

Submit the case preparation file as a PDF report.

3

Week 5-6: Written Arguments & Judgment Analysis

Mandatory Weightage: 100%

Summary

Prepare written arguments and compare them with a reported judgment.

Objective

1)

Select one side of a fictional legal dispute.

2)

Prepare written arguments supported by relevant legal authorities.

3)

Study a comparable Indian court judgment from a public source.

4)

Submit the arguments with a short comparison of the judgment and your approach.

4

Week 7-8: Court Procedure & Filing Guide

Mandatory Weightage: 100%

Summary

Study the stages of a civil case and prepare a practical filing guide.

Objective

1)

Study the major stages of a civil case from filing to judgment.

2)

Record the important documents and procedural steps at each stage.

3)

Prepare a simple checklist for a junior legal professional.

4)

Submit the guide as a 2–3 page PDF report.