About Legal Vidhiya

Established in 2021, Legal Vidhiya is a pioneering online ed-tech platform committed to nurturing legal education. Our multifaceted platform offers a comprehensive array of opportunities, including internships, webinars, workshops, and courses, catering to diverse learning needs within the legal domain. Additionally, we provide a platform for individuals to showcase their expertise through article publications, fostering a vibrant community of legal discourse and knowledge exchange.

About the Internship

Legal Vidhiya is inviting applications for its 4-Week Negotiable Instruments (NI) Drafting Internship Program. This internship is specially designed for law students, judicial aspirants, young advocates, academicians, and legal professionals who wish to develop practical expertise in Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, with a special focus on Section 138 cheque bounce litigation, legal drafting, and court procedures through expert-led live sessions.

Throughout the program, participants will receive hands-on training in the practical aspects of Negotiable Instruments Law, including the fundamentals of the NI Act, the essential ingredients of an offence under Section 138, drafting and replying to statutory legal notices, complaint drafting, procedural aspects of filing cheque bounce cases, summary trial proceedings, legal presumptions and defence strategies, mediation and compounding of offences, interim compensation, and practical case analysis. The internship also covers important statutory provisions and landmark judicial precedents to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of cheque dishonour litigation.

This internship offers an excellent opportunity to strengthen legal drafting, litigation, advocacy, and legal research skills while gaining practical exposure to real-world cheque bounce proceedings under the Negotiable Instruments Act. Upon successful completion of the internship and all assigned tasks, participants will be awarded a Certificate of Completion, recognizing their practical learning, professional commitment, and proficiency in Negotiable Instruments Law.legal development.

Eligibility

Open to Law Students and Legal Professionals
Must maintain 100% attendance to be eligible for the certificate
Complete all the tasks as per Instruction
Certificate fee is refundable upon completion and meeting the criteria

Mode of the Internship

Online

What You Will Learn

Over the course of this 4-week Negotiable Instruments (NI) Internship Program, you will gain hands-on experience in drafting and understanding essential Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 documents through structured weekly modules. Learn the practical aspects of cheque bounce litigation, legal notice drafting, complaint drafting, replies, court procedures, legal research, and advocacy skills through expert-led live sessions.

About the Speaker

Adv. Sakshi Aswal is a distinguished legal academician and intellectual property professional currently serving as a Law Professor at AAFT University, where she also handles Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) matters for the Fashion Designing Department. Combining academic excellence with practical legal exposure, she brings a dynamic and application oriented approach to legal education and intellectual property law.

She holds an LL.M. degree from O.P. Jindal Global University and has pursued advanced Intellectual Property training from globally recognized institutions including Harvard University and WIPO. Her academic and professional journey reflects a strong foundation in legal research, innovation, and contemporary IPR practices.

Adv. Sakshi Aswal has also collaborated with reputed law firms such as Khaitan & Co. and IndusLaw, gaining valuable exposure to corporate legal practices and intellectual property matters. In addition, her experience as a Former Legal Editor at Manupatra has strengthened her expertise in legal research, content analysis, and legal documentation.

With a passion for teaching and mentoring aspiring legal professionals, she focuses on bridging the gap between theoretical learning and practical legal application. Her sessions emphasize conceptual clarity, analytical thinking, and industry oriented legal skills, making legal education more engaging and professionally relevant for students.