Junior Advocate Civil Practice and Drafting Course (Telugu)
A Live drafting course for junior advocates. Learn to draft everything a civil practice demands — plaint, written statement, injunction application, evidence affidavit, execution petition, appeal and writ petition with model formats and drafting assignments. Certificate provided on successful completion.
Adv. Mounica KasturiSupreme Court Advocate
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AIBEAbout this course
Know the Law.
Learn the Craft.
Draft with Skill.
Practise with Confidence.
Law college taught you what the law says. This course teaches you everything else that is needed to be a successful Advocate.
A junior advocate is judged on drafts long before anyone hears them argue. But drafting alone does not build a practice.
This course covers both. Every document you will be asked to produce in your first years — plaint, written statement, injunction application, counter-affidavit, evidence affidavit, execution petition, memorandum of appeal, writ petition — and the skills that surround them: handling clients, structuring an argument, researching fast. Everything you need to stop assisting and start building an independent legal practice.
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Who This Course Is For ?
Fresh advocates who have cleared AIBE and just started practice
Juniors with 0–2 years of experience under a senior
Law graduates preparing to set up independent practice
Final-year law students who want to enter chambers already knowing how to draft
Track
Days & Time
Telugu
Friday 5:00–6:30 PM
Saturday 9:00–10:30 AMDetails
Duration
Foundation week + 10 weeks (11 weeks)
Sessions
20 live sessions (Friday & Saturday)
Session length
1 hour 30 minutes
Dates
22nd August 2026 – 28th November 2026
Language tracks
Telugu + English
Mode
Live online + recordings of live classes
Materials
Drafting formats, checklists, model drafts
Certificate
Provided upon successful completion of course
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Session | Module |
|---|---|
0 | FOUNDATION |
1 | Understanding Civil Courts — hierarchy, jurisdiction, limitation |
2 | Vakalatnama, Legal Notice & Client Interview |
3 | Anatomy of a Plaint — Order VII CPC |
4 | Drafting Plaints — money recovery, injunction, specific performance |
5 | Anatomy of a Written Statement — Order VIII CPC |
6 | Drafting Written Statements, Counter-claim & Set-off |
7 | Temporary Injunction — law, strategy & Order 39 CPC |
8 | Drafting Injunction Applications & Counter-affidavits |
9 | Key Interlocutory Applications — amendment, production, commissioner |
10 | Affidavits & Examination-in-Chief Evidence Affidavit |
11 | Partition Suit & Specific Relief Act |
12 | Suits Under Specific Statutes — eviction, Order XXXVII, MACT, Consumer Protection |
13 | Execution of Decrees — law & modes |
14 | Drafting Execution Petitions & Setting Aside Ex-parte Decrees |
15 | First Appeal, Second Appeal & Revision |
16 | Drafting Appeals, Stay Applications & Condonation of Delay |
17 | Writ Jurisdiction — Article 226 vs 227, when to go to High Court |
18 | Drafting Writ Petitions & Caveats |
19 | Client Facing, Oral Advocacy, Research tips |
20 | Important Landmark Judgments for Advocates |
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