NUJS Kolkata won the India Rounds and the best memorandum award at 12th Commonwealth Moot Court Competition, scoring 15 MPL points and a ticket to the international rounds of the Commonwealth Moot next year.
SOEL Chennai finished as runner-up and its speaker Karthik Jaykumar won the best speaker award. SOEL, with a total of 30 points now stands in the fifth position.
Amity became the 25th college to enter the MPL league table this season. The final standings of the MPL 2009-10 season had 26 colleges in total.
Pavithra Ramanujam, one of the organisers of the moot, confirmed the results and said that the final rounds were quite challenging. Dr David Ambrose and Dr Balu from Madras University, along with two sitting judges of the Madras High Court, judged the finals. She said that overall, the Moot was a great success.
The winning team of the national rounds, NUJS Kolkata, would represent India in the International Rounds of the Commonwealth Moot to be held in Hyderabad early next year, she added.
A total of 15 teams participated in the moot, which was omitted from the original MPL 2 moots. Since the India rounds of the Commonwealth Moot were a selection round to the Tier 4, this has now been included as a Tier 5 international moot.
Legend: T1, T2, T3, T4 and T5 (total points won in each tier); Pos (Position); W (Wins); R/u (Runner-ups); S/F- Semifinalist; B S (Best speaker); B M/R (Best Memorial/Researcher); HM (Honorable Mention & other equivalent awards); Pts (Points) For more information please refer to the MPL 2 rulebook.
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Now , thats being a sport.. good going #1.. a change from the usually bitter law school comparisons that we see...!! I'm from NLIU-Bhopal.. and would like to congratulate the NUJS team as well.. all the best for the international rounds..!!
@1 and 2, i am frm nujs. thanks for the good words. hope others on the forum follow your attitude of appreciating merit wherever it appears. kudos to you both
#1 and #2 leading the way. Congrats to the winning team. Best wishes for the finals from NLS :-) Damn there is so much we can learn from each other and co-operate on. It's just a massive waste of time and space arguing about which college is the best. Cheers guys.
Dudes its time to win it. Mohit and Shravya went very close (thats a long time back, you may not even have heard of them, very fine mooters indeed), hopefully you'll would complete that unfinished business! All the best!
@ Sanjay: Considering there was good participation at the NLIU-Juris Corp, including strong participation from the National Law Universities, which is clear from the fact that all the awards were won by NLUs could the moot be shifted up to tier 4 ?
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Congrats to the winning team.
Best wishes for the finals from NLS :-)
Damn there is so much we can learn from each other and co-operate on. It's just a massive waste of time and space arguing about which college is the best.
Cheers guys.
How far did they go?
Considering there was good participation at the NLIU-Juris Corp, including strong participation from the National Law Universities, which is clear from the fact that all the awards were won by NLUs could the moot be shifted up to tier 4 ?
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