A team from National Law University (NLU), Jodhpur has won the North India rounds of the Stetson Environmental Law Moot, beating Amity Law School IP University Delhi.
Both teams have now qualifed to the Florida Stetson University world finals in March 2010, together with the winners of Stetson South India - KLA, Thiruvanthapuram and New Law College, Bharti Vidyapeeth.
The winning NLU Jodhpur team comprised of Kartikeya Mahajan, Meha Rashmi, Aman Bhattacharya, Silpa Nair and Soumya Patnaik.
The victory and the award of best memorial to NLU Jodhpur, propels the school to fifth place in the mooting premier league table from joint twelfth.
Avni Bansal from Hidayatullah National Law University (HNLU) Raipur won the best orator prize, securing HNLU's entry at the bottom of the table.
The Stetson North India rounds were organized by NLIU Bhopal.
Co-convenor of the NLIU Bhopal moot court committee Tanuj Hazari said: "This was the second major moot other than the NLIU Tankha moots organized by NLIU in a span of one month."
As in Stetson's South India rounds, the moot problem for the competition concerned marine mammals and ocean noise.
The winners and runners-up of Stetson's North and South India rounds have qualified for the Stetson World Finals which will be held in Stetson University, Florida, USA between 11 and 14 March 2010.
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. | NLU Jodhpur | 20 | Nalsar B.R.Sawney (runners-up); Stetson North (best team, best memorial) |
6. | Amity Law School IP University Delhi | 18 | IICLAM (best team & best orator); Stetson North (runner-up) |
7. | Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law (RGNUL) Patiala | 13 | Henry Dunant national rounds (best researcher); NLIU Tankha (best team) |
8. | NUJS Kolkata | 11 | All India Corporate Law Moot (best team, best researcher) |
9. | Kerala Law Academy Thiruvananthapuram | 10 | Stetson South (best team) |
10. | UILS Punjab | 8 | Surana Trial advocacy (runners up, best orator) |
11. | CLC Delhi University | 7 | Henry Dunant Indian rounds (best memorial) |
11. | HNLU Raipur | 7 | Stetson North (best orator) |
11. | New Law College Bharati Vidyapeeth University Pune | 7 | Stetson South (runner-up) |
14. | ULC Bangalore | 5 | All India Corporate Law Moot (best memorial) |
15. | GNLU Gandhinagar | 3 | IICLAM (runners-up) |
The next moot competition on the Mooting Premier League line-up is the 6th Nani Palkhiwala National Tax Moot Court Competition, which is organised by Government Law College, Mumbai from 3 to 5 December 2009.
We have also updated the league table with the confirmed best memorial win of University Law College, Bangalore in the NLU Delhi Corporate Law Moot Court Competition.
We are also confirming the results of Surana Trial Advocacy North rounds and will update the tables shortly.
Click here for a full list of the scoring criteria we are using. We will endeavour not to make any more changes or additions to this list unless there are very compelling reasons to do so.
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Winner: NLU Jodhpur
Runners up: Amity Law School IP University
Team placed third: CNLU, Patna
Fourth: NLU Delhi
Best Speaker: Avni Bansal, HNLU Raipur
Second Best Speaker: Debajyoti Das, HNLU Raipur [Edit: typo in name corrected, thanks]
Best Memorial: CNLU Patna
Generally we will not report these except for in the bigger competitions, which have more teams participating and more rounds.
[Unless I misunderstand, I think the article and rankings reflect this, no? - Ed]
Then again, our dear VC has restricted the number of moots which we can attend to only 25 in a year for the whole of the college! Apparently we were getting distracted from 'academics'!
Correct it if you care!
Cheerio
anyways the point is since the competition has awards upton 4 best speakers, then points should be given for all awards. there is no point giving points to only the first best speaker as the competition itself provides for awards for top 4.
same goes for the memos
u can have separate points for such awards.......but points should be there as people earned it.
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