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| − | + | {{MPL box}}The MPL tracks the progress of Indian law schools over more than 30 national and international moot court competitions. The [[MPL 4]] is currently in progress, sponsored by [[Herbert Smith Freehills]]. | |
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| + | The ''Legally India'' Mooting Premier League (MPL) was started in 2009 by [[Legally India]] and [[GNLU Gandhinagar]] final year student Vinay Mishra. | ||
| − | + | The winner of the [[Mooting Premier League 2009-10|2009-10 MPL]] sponsored by [[Clifford Chance]] was [[Nalsar Hyderabad]], followed by [[NLSIU Bangalore]] and [[NUJS Kolkata]]. | |
| − | The [[MPL 2|2010 | + | The [[MPL 2|second season of the MPL]], sponsored by [[Allen & Overy]], started in September 2010 and was won by Nalsar again, followed by the [[MPL 3|third MPL season]] in 2011 where NLSIU Bangalore finished in the top spot. |
| − | The [[MPL | + | The [[MPL 4]], sponsored by [[Herbert Smith Freehills]], was won by NLSIU Bangalore in 2013. |
| − | + | The [[MPL 5]], which is also sponsored by [[Herbert Smith Freehills]], is currently underway. | |
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Indian law schools]] | * [[Indian law schools]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:38, 11 February 2014
Quicklinks:
MPL 6 Homepage (2014-15)
Information on 54 moots
MPL 6 season standings TBC
MPL 6 rulebook
MPL 5, Fifth Season
MPL 4
MPL 3
MPL 2
MPL 1, First Season
The MPL tracks the progress of Indian law schools over more than 30 national and international moot court competitions. The MPL 4 is currently in progress, sponsored by Herbert Smith Freehills.
History
The Legally India Mooting Premier League (MPL) was started in 2009 by Legally India and GNLU Gandhinagar final year student Vinay Mishra.
The winner of the 2009-10 MPL sponsored by Clifford Chance was Nalsar Hyderabad, followed by NLSIU Bangalore and NUJS Kolkata.
The second season of the MPL, sponsored by Allen & Overy, started in September 2010 and was won by Nalsar again, followed by the third MPL season in 2011 where NLSIU Bangalore finished in the top spot.
The MPL 4, sponsored by Herbert Smith Freehills, was won by NLSIU Bangalore in 2013.
The MPL 5, which is also sponsored by Herbert Smith Freehills, is currently underway.
See also