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Written by Vinay Mishra Sunday, 22 November 2009 00:12
Nalsar Hyderabad has won the Surana Trial Advocacy moot, beating University Institute of Legal Studies (UILS), Punjab to move to joint second place in the Mooting Premier League; both NLIU, Bhopal and Nalsar are now closing in on NLSIU Bangalore. The Nalsar team of Rohan Singh, Jagdish Menezes and Abhijit Kumar Pandey also won the Best Memorial.
Pranshu Chaturvedi of UILS, Punjab bagged the best orator. UILS, Punjab now enter the league table in eight place behind KLA, Thiruvanathapuram.
In September's Tier 4 competition NLIU Bhopal's Tankha Moot Court, which is now in its third edition, the Rajiv Gandhi National University Law (RGNLU), Patiala Team won beating Nalsar in the finals.
This win of the RGNUL team consisting of Roshni Chaddha, Shirin Malik and Bhumika Modh places RGNUL, Patiala in the fifth place in the Mooting Premier League.
School of Excellence Chennai won the best orator prize at Tankha, consolidating its position near the top of the league table after the points it scored in the Henry Dunant National rounds.
Nalsar bagged Tankha's best memorial award thereby strengthening its position in the league table.
2009-10 law school mooting league table
| Law school | Points | Wins | |
| 1. | NLSIU Bangalore | 39 | Manfred Lachs (best team, best orator); Stetson South (best advocate) |
| 2. | Nalsar Hyderabad | 31 | IICLAM (best memorial); Henry Dunant Indian rounds (runners-up); Surana Trial Advocacy (best team, best memorial) |
| 2. | NLIU Bhopal | 31 | All India Corporate Law Moot (runners-up, best orator); Nalsar B.R.Sawney (best team, best orator, best memorial); Stetson South (best memorial) |
| 4. | School of Excellence Chennai | 23 | Henry Dunant Indian rounds (best team, best orator), NLIU Tankha (best orator) |
| 5. | Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law (RGNUL) Patiala | 13 | Henry Dunant national rounds (best researcher); NLIU Tankha (best team) |
| 6. | Amity Law School IP University Delhi | 11 | IICLAM (best team & best orator) |
| 6. | NUJS Kolkata | 11 | All India Corporate Law Moot (best team, best researcher) |
| 8. | Kerala Law Academy Thiruvananthapuram | 10 | Stetson South (best team) |
| 9. | UILS Punjab | 8 | Surana Trial advocacy (runners up, best orator) |
| 10. | CLC Delhi University | 7 | Henry Dunant Indian rounds (best memorial) |
| 10. | New Law College Bharati Vidyapeeth University Pune | 7 | Stetson South (runner-up) |
| 12. | GNLU, Gandhinagar | 3 | IICLAM (runners-up) |
| 12. | NLU Jodhpur | 3 | Nalsar B.R.Sawney (runners-up) |
This latest update should now put Legally India's Mooting Premier League up to date with all MPL moots of the 2009-10 academic year.
We are grateful for everyone's enthusiasm but please bear with us if it takes a little while to update the results. We always try to confirm the results of competitions directly with the organizers or respective moot court committees so we can publish accurate information.
This weekend, we have the Stetson North India rounds which would decide as to which two colleges from the North would accompany KLA, Thiruvanthapuram and New Law College, Bharti Vidyapeeth, Pune all the way to the Stetson world finals in Florida, USA.
Update on included moots:
After discussions, Surana Trial Advocacy moots will remain unchanged.
We have also now included the K.K. Luthra Criminal Law Moot Court Competition, New Delhi as a Tier 4 moot.
Click here for a full list of the scoring criteria we are using.
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written by Law Enthu, 21 November 2009 23:25
Hmm....NLU Jodhpur miles behind....symbolic of their falling standards ,if mooting is a factor to go by?
written by Soorma Bhopali, 22 November 2009 08:26
On the contrary.... this is just in.... Jodhpur wins Stetsons North...Amity Runners Up...
written by anielnair, 22 November 2009 10:23
"The national rounds of the Surana Trial Advocacy moot were held at NUALS, Kochi after NALSAR and UILS, Punjab had won the South India and North India rounds respectively."
Is this statement correct?
To my knowledge there is no national round for this moot as of now. There are the North and South India rounds. NALSAR did indeed win the South India round and UILS, Punjab was placed second in the South India rounds held at NUALS, Kochi. UILS, Punjab could not participate in the North India rounds because it was the host for that rounds.
Is this statement correct?
To my knowledge there is no national round for this moot as of now. There are the North and South India rounds. NALSAR did indeed win the South India round and UILS, Punjab was placed second in the South India rounds held at NUALS, Kochi. UILS, Punjab could not participate in the North India rounds because it was the host for that rounds.
written by Moot update, 22 November 2009 22:47
National Law School of India University was represented at the XIII Adv. T. S. Venkateswara Iyer Memorial National Moot Court Competition by a team comprising of Krishnaprasad K. V., Shreya Aren and Avinash Subramanian, all third year students. Twenty teams from all over the country participated in the competition. NLS and Government Law College (Trivandrum) progressed to the finals with NLS winning the Adv. T. S. Venkateswara Iyer Ever Rolling Trophy by defeating Government Law College (Trivandrum) in the final judged by Justice A. K. Basheer, Justice Totathil Radhakrishnan and Justice Siri Jagan, Judges of the Kerala High Court .Krishnaprasad K. V. of NLS also won the Best Male Advocate award.
written by sagnik, 05 December 2009 01:14
congratulations to the rgnul team, especially when they comprised of all women. way to go
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