Mooting Premier League (MPL) - Revision history

Johnson at 18:08, 11 February 2014

2014-02-11T18:08:42Z

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	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 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 4]] ~~is currently~~ in ~~progress~~, sponsored by [[Herbert Smith Freehills]].		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 ==		== See also ==

Kianganz: updated for history and current season

2013-02-16T15:06:35Z

updated for history and current season

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	~~[[Image:MPL2-lg.png\|thumb\|right\|alt=~~MPL ~~2 Logo]]~~The MPL tracks the progress of Indian law schools over more than 30 national and international moot court competitions. The ~~second season, dubbed the~~ [[MPL 2]]~~, took place~~ in ~~2010-11~~, ~~and the current edition - the~~ [[~~MPL 3~~]] ~~is currently taking place~~.		{{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]].

	==History==		==History==
	The ''Legally India'' Mooting Premier League (MPL) was started in 2009 by [[Legally India]] and [[GNLU Gandhinagar]] final year student Vinay Mishra.		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]] was [[Nalsar Hyderabad]], followed by [[NLSIU Bangalore]] and [[NUJS Kolkata]].		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\|second season of the MPL]] started in September 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 4]] is currently in progress, sponsored by [[Herbert Smith Freehills]].

	== See also ==		== See also ==

Kianganz: update

2012-01-22T19:44:33Z

update

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	[[Image:MPL2-lg.png\|thumb\|right\|alt=MPL 2 Logo]]The MPL tracks the progress of Indian law schools over more than 30 national and international moot court competitions.		[[Image:MPL2-lg.png\|thumb\|right\|alt=MPL 2 Logo]]The MPL tracks the progress of Indian law schools over more than 30 national and international moot court competitions. The second season, dubbed the [[MPL 2]], took place in 2010-11, and the current edition - the [[MPL 3]] is currently taking place.

	The ~~competition is currently in its~~ second season, ~~which is~~ dubbed the [[MPL 2]]

	==History==		==History==

Rajiv Tuli: /* 2010-11 MPL season 2 */

2011-12-10T08:56:50Z

2010-11 MPL season 2

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	The competition is currently in its second season, which is dubbed the [[MPL 2]]		The competition is currently in its second season, which is dubbed the [[MPL 2]]

	~~== [[MPL 2\|2010-11 MPL season 2]]==~~

	~~The [[MPL 2\|2010-11 academic year MPL]] includes more than 50 moots and introduced a new tier 5 moot category since 2009-10.~~

	~~The [[MPL 2 rulebook\|Mooting Premier League has developed new criteria for scoring moots]] for the 2010-11 season.~~

	==History==		==History==

Mohit Singh at 13:58, 29 October 2010

2010-10-29T13:58:47Z

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Indian law schools]]		* [[Indian law schools]]

			{{Moots}}

Kianganz: links change

2010-10-22T09:22:13Z

links change

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	The competition is currently in its second season, which is dubbed the [[MPL 2]]		The competition is currently in its second season, which is dubbed the [[MPL 2]]

	== [[MPL 2 ~~competitions~~\|2010-11 MPL ~~moot court competitions~~]] ==		== [[MPL 2\|2010-11 MPL season 2]]==

	The [[MPL 2\|2010-11 academic year MPL]] includes more than 50 moots and introduced a new tier 5 moot category since 2009-10.		The [[MPL 2\|2010-11 academic year MPL]] includes more than 50 moots and introduced a new tier 5 moot category since 2009-10.

	The [[~~Mooting Premier League scoring criteria~~\|Mooting Premier League has developed new criteria for scoring moots]] for the 2010-11 season.		The [[MPL 2 rulebook\|Mooting Premier League has developed new criteria for scoring moots]] for the 2010-11 season.

	==History==		==History==

Kianganz: /* History */ moving around

2010-09-30T00:35:30Z

History: moving around

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	==History==		==History==
	The ''Legally India'' Mooting Premier League (MPL) was started in 2009 by [[Legally India]] and [[GNLU Gandhinagar]] final year student Vinay Mishra.		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]] was [[Nalsar Hyderabad]], followed by [[NLSIU Bangalore]] and [[NUJS Kolkata]].

	The [[MPL 2\|second season of the MPL]] started in September 2010.		The [[MPL 2\|second season of the MPL]] started in September 2010.

	~~The winner of the [[Mooting Premier League 2009-10\|2009-10 MPL]] was [[Nalsar Hyderabad]], followed by [[NLSIU Bangalore]] and [[NUJS Kolkata]].~~

	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Indian law schools]]		* [[Indian law schools]]

Kianganz: added image, improved linkage slightly

2010-09-30T00:34:32Z

added image, improved linkage slightly

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	The MPL tracks the progress of Indian law schools over more than 30 national and international moot court competitions.		[[Image:MPL2-lg.png\|thumb\|right\|alt=MPL 2 Logo]]The MPL tracks the progress of Indian law schools over more than 30 national and international moot court competitions.

			The competition is currently in its second season, which is dubbed the [[MPL 2]]

	== [[MPL 2 competitions\|2010-11 MPL moot court competitions]] ==		== [[MPL 2 competitions\|2010-11 MPL moot court competitions]] ==
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	The [[MPL 2\|2010-11 academic year MPL]] includes more than 50 moots and introduced a new tier 5 moot category since 2009-10.		The [[MPL 2\|2010-11 academic year MPL]] includes more than 50 moots and introduced a new tier 5 moot category since 2009-10.

	The [[Mooting Premier League scoring criteria\|Mooting Premier League has developed criteria for scoring moots]] in the ~~2009~~-10 season.		The [[Mooting Premier League scoring criteria\|Mooting Premier League has developed new criteria for scoring moots]] for the 2010-11 season.

	~~Please leave your comments on the page for the [[Mooting Premier League scoring criteria]] on how to improve this for next year~~.

	==History==		==History==

Kianganz: /* 2010-11 MPL moot court competitions */

2010-09-28T00:05:41Z

2010-11 MPL moot court competitions

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	The MPL tracks the progress of Indian law schools over more than 30 national and international moot court competitions.		The MPL tracks the progress of Indian law schools over more than 30 national and international moot court competitions.

	== [[~~Moot court~~ competitions\|2010-11 MPL moot court competitions]] ==		== [[MPL 2 competitions\|2010-11 MPL moot court competitions]] ==

	The [[MPL 2\|2010-11 academic year MPL]] includes more than 50 moots and introduced a new tier 5 moot category since 2009-10.		The [[MPL 2\|2010-11 academic year MPL]] includes more than 50 moots and introduced a new tier 5 moot category since 2009-10.

Kianganz: fixed little things

2010-09-28T00:04:52Z

fixed little things

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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 [[MPL 2\|second season of the MPL]] started in September 2010.~~

	The MPL tracks the progress of Indian law schools over more than 30 national and international moot court competitions.		The MPL tracks the progress of Indian law schools over more than 30 national and international moot court competitions.

	~~The [[Mooting Premier League 2009-10\|winners of the 2009-10 MPL]] were Nalsar Hyderabad, followed by NLSIU Bangalore and NUJS Kolkata.~~

	== [[Moot court competitions\|2010-11 MPL moot court competitions]] ==		== [[Moot court competitions\|2010-11 MPL moot court competitions]] ==

	The 2010-11 academic year MPL ~~will include~~ more moots ~~than last year~~ and ~~proposes to introduce~~ a tier 5 moot category.		The [[MPL 2\|2010-11 academic year MPL]] includes more than 50 moots and introduced a new tier 5 moot category since 2009-10.

	~~Please help by completing this list of [[Moot court competitions]]~~.

	The [[Mooting Premier League scoring criteria\|Mooting Premier League has developed criteria for scoring moots]] in the 2009-10 season.		The [[Mooting Premier League scoring criteria\|Mooting Premier League has developed criteria for scoring moots]] in the 2009-10 season.

	Please leave your comments on the page for the [[Mooting Premier League scoring criteria]] on how to improve this for next year.		Please leave your comments on the page for the [[Mooting Premier League scoring criteria]] on how to improve this for next year.

			==History==
			The ''Legally India'' Mooting Premier League (MPL) was started in 2009 by [[Legally India]] and [[GNLU Gandhinagar]] final year student Vinay Mishra.

			The [[MPL 2\|second season of the MPL]] started in September 2010.

			The winner of the [[Mooting Premier League 2009-10\|2009-10 MPL]] was [[Nalsar Hyderabad]], followed by [[NLSIU Bangalore]] and [[NUJS Kolkata]].

	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Indian law schools]]		* [[Indian law schools]]