NLSIU enters MPL 2, beats Army Institute to win Rizvi Moot; NLIU builds cautious lead

Mooting Premier League 2010-11 - MPL2
Mooting Premier League 2010-11 - MPL2
NLSIU Bangalore won the third Rizvi Law College National Moot Court Competition, beating Army Institute of Law Mohali in the finals.

Mooting Premier League 2010-11 - MPL2
Mooting Premier League 2010-11 - MPL2

[[NLSIU Bangalore]] won the third [[Rizvi Moot Court Competition|Rizvi Law College National Moot Court Competition]], beating [[Army Institute of Law Mohali]] in the finals.

Army Institute Mohali also bagged the Best Memorandum Award and moved into joint fourth place in the [[MPL 2 standings]], having won a total of 10 points in the [[MPL 2 competitions|Tier 5 Rizvi competition]].

Teams from [[NLIU Bhopal]] and [[Law Centre I (LC-I) Delhi University]] were the semi-finalists and picked up three points each.

Saurabh Rath from [[RGNUL Patiala]] won the Best Speaker Award.

The moot saw participation from 24 colleges said Rizvi Law College’s moot court committee vice-president Mutahaar Khan.

He added that the standard of the moot had substantially increased from last year and the college looked forward to make it an international event next year.

NLIU Bhopal’s semi-final position takes the school to an early 13-point lead with 33 points in the [[MPL 2 season standings]] over [[HNLU Raipur]] and [[SOEL Chennai]] in second place, which maintain their joint second standing with 20 points each.

Earlier this week, ILS Pune won over SOEL Chennai in the Surana Trial Advocacy South rounds.

[[MPL 2 season standings|Mooting Premier League season 2]] standings

PosLaw schoolWR/uS/FB SB M/RHMPts
1[[NLIU Bhopal]]121133
2[[HNLU Raipur]]120
2[[SOEL Chennai]]11120
4[[Army Institute of Law, Mohali]]1215
4[[Institute of Law, Nirma University, Ahmedabad]]1115
6[[ILS Pune]]110
6[[NUALS Kochi]]1110
6[[NLSIU Bangalore]]110
6[[NLU Delhi]]110
6[[RGNUL Patiala]]1110
6[[RMNLU Lucknow]]110
14[[Law Centre I (LC-I) Delhi University]]116
14[[Nalsar Hyderabad]]26
16[[Seedling School of Law and Governance, Jaipur]]15
16[[UILS Chandigarh]]15
18[[NLU Jodhpur]]13
18[[New Law College, Bharti Vidayapeeth University, Pune]]13
18[[GNLU Gandhinagar]]13
18[[CUSAT Kochi]]13

Legend: 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)

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Comments

Anonymous guest 1 Oct 2010, 01:01
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I feel it would be beneficial to add another column to the rankings, namely 'number of moots participated in'. That would add another (effective) qualitative dimension to the rankings.
Anonymous guest 1 Oct 2010, 01:48
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Congrats to NLIU for having their last success in national mooting in this academic year.

@#1 I totally agree with your suggestion and would like LI to take note of the same.
YashSVijay 1 Oct 2010, 02:49
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Okay man. Greetings and a thank you from NLIU.
Anonymous guest 1 Oct 2010, 03:51
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ohh Mr. [...]

[This comment should have been deleted earlier, it was offensive and personal. -Ed]
DisplacedBong 1 Oct 2010, 05:53
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apparently 5th years from NLSIU went for Rizvi?
Anonymous guest 1 Oct 2010, 06:15
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maybe you should write the names of members of the winning teams too?
Anonymous guest 1 Oct 2010, 21:16
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NLIU good work. Keep it up!!!

Ajay Brahme
Anonymous guest 1 Oct 2010, 22:15
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#2 .... some loser you are... I'm sure Yash is a fine kid, and both he and NLIU will do very well, not so sure about u though..
Anonymous guest 2 Oct 2010, 00:42
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@ #4

Why would you talk like that and stay anonymous? I mean seriously. It's messed up to act like that, online, without revealing who your are... it's just cowardly. Don't do that.

And if you're going to insult me, I'm sure I have it coming. That's okay. But atleast say it out in the open.

- Parnil

[Comment #4 has been deleted - it had slipped through the net and should not have been on the site. I regret any offence caused. -Ed]
Anonymous guest 2 Oct 2010, 01:22
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NALSAR sends the same ppl for moots. this fact should be kept in mind while awarding them points.
nandita0391 2 Oct 2010, 04:08
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proud ov m college ail, mohali. good work..v'll keep it up!
Anonymous guest 2 Oct 2010, 06:00
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no it doesn't .
it has a pool of 30 (mooting team selected through a selection moot) for national and open challenge system for international moots.
so , it doesn't send the same people for moots.
Anonymous guest 4 Oct 2010, 22:02
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nice performance by RGNUL

Latest RGNUL Patiala won the first Chandigarh Judicial Academy National Moot Court Competition 2010 by beating SOEL Chennai

also won Best Lady Advocate
Anonymous guest 6 Oct 2010, 14:52
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Kian, it would be REALLY helpful if you could please mention in a separate column the number of moots participated in. This would settle a lot of debate which happens towards the end of the season that so-and-so school did or didn't participate in moots, etc. Like #1 rightly pointed out, it would help determine the success rates in moots if we're to crown a champion at the end of the year!

All it would take is for the organizers to give you a list of participating schools at the time of confirmation of results.

Apart from getting to know the mooting laurels (which fluctuate every year), we'll also get to see the general mooting trends of every school.

Thanks. Really hope LI includes a column for this.
Anonymous guest 6 Oct 2010, 14:54
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why are a few college names in bold?
Anonymous guest 9 Oct 2010, 06:29
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@ #10
NALSAR doesn't send the same team. a member of the moot team (already mentioned above) cant get more than 2 moots in one year. it is considered rare to get 3 in a year. there are open challenges through which a moot is open to the entire university.

PLEASE REFRAIN FROM MAKING BASELESS AND UNFOUNDED ALLEGATIONS