Name of Organisation, Location, Team Strength
Office of Advocate General, Bilaspur, CG High Court
Application Process
Office of the Advocate General comprises of Advocate general himself 3 additional Advocate Generals and 4 Deputy Advocate Generals.
For internship one can call any additional or the deputy Advocate general one wants to intern at.
Contact details are HERE.
Duration of internship and timings
Minimum three weeks, 10 am to 5 pm.
First impression, first day formalities, infrastructure
I think my first impression at the office Deputy Advocate General Mr. Ashutosh Singh Kachhawaha was good. I was fortunate enough to enter the office for the first time when discussion regarding writs was at process.
There aren’t many first day formalities just the academic and extra-curricular details. Library of the Office of Advocate General is beside his office and library possesses books on Various fields, including the latest case reports from Supreme Courts, MP high Court and Few tribunals.
Main tasks
Main tasks were to find the case laws on the related matters.
Work environment and people
Staff of his office is very supportive and helpful. Office of the advocate general is in the premise of the High Court itself so it is easy to go and observe the related proceedings come back to office and research
Best things
Infrastructure of both high court and office is good. I think its worth interning there because you get works to do and appreciation afterwords when you give them results.
Bad things
Nothing was bad as such. Accommodation is available nearby single rooms mainly with an average range of 3-5k.
Stipend
No stipend but for sure there is huge enhancements in one’s knowledge
Biggest Lessons
Preference in citing the case when there are various relevant cases for any matter for that purpose, how to file a petition, and art of persuasion.
Any Other Thing
You work hard, honestly and with dedication with appropriate utilization of time: you will have all what it takes in this profession to achieve heights that’s what I learned observing the Justices and other good lawyers over there in court room and in office.
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