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Does NLUD have no moot court competitions? Is the rumor true that NLUD won its own students in its own competitions?
3 in 11 years to be precise. The first NLUD batch graduated in 2013.
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Only sounds like that to AILET-fails. Stating that NLUD students are superior than the rest of the hoi-polloi is not partiality, it's a fact.
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Why should those lowly places set the standard for us? Who even cares about their moots?
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so you already think NLUD kids are better than others and they will participate in the same competitions and therefore, win because they are better than others?

Sounds like partiality
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False. Anyway, we are busy getting the Rhodes year after year.
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We still win in most competitions that we join. Why should our students sit back and let second tier wannabees win anything?
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Um, it is not malicious of its true. You are arguing non partiality when your own college participates. I get NLUD might be good in academics but this is plainly stupid. They should atleast not allow their teams to participate else their mooting standards are in ditches
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"Higher ambitions of those who crack ailet"

Sir sir pls sir, it is ailet not US LSAT
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Baha what, they participate in their own moots? Isnt this the basics of doing a competition that you don't participate
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Someone told me to check out LI, that its back.

I am genuinely surprised we occupy so much land rent free.

Thank You.
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A local college under Allahabad University organized a Moot Court Competition and ensured that team from Allahabad University secures top-3 rank irrespective of their performance. However, NLUD is way ahead of such local colleges and showing them the way forward!
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Moreover, the judges had been given plenty of hints to identify the home team, including close fraternization with the team members by court clerks and others. Overall, a rigged game, not even subtly.
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Was a participant that year, definitely this is true. As far as I can remember, best speaker and best memo was given to NLUD only
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Yes, they are just busy fudging stats in official reports and failing to get jobs.
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Absolutely! Our student mooters have better knowledge and skillset than the litigating grads of most universities and the difference between their performance and the half-baked attempts from mooters from other law schools is palpably visible.
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Which university participates in the moot court competition hosted by itself? Lol, typical of NLUD!
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So... they did in fact let their own team win? Nice
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I was under an impression that the host University students do not participate in the national competitions. At least, our University follows the same.
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No one at NLUD cares enough to "cheat" for such a moot. Lol at the trolls who don't realise the higher ambitions of folks that actually crack AILET.
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In 2022, they conducted their INSOL moot in which NLUO was Runner's up and NLUD was winner.
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