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    The document outlines the basic structure for the 1st Arun Jaitley Moot Court Competition to be held virtually from June 26-28. It will include preliminary rounds on June 26 to select the top 16 teams, rounds of 16 and quarters on June 27 to determine the top 4, and semifinals and finals on June 28 to declare the winners. The competition will have prizes for the winning team, runner up, best speaker, best researcher, and best memorial. Memorials must be submitted by June 24. Teams require a NOC from their college but more than one team per college can participate.

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    The document outlines the basic structure for the 1st Arun Jaitley Moot Court Competition to be held virtually from June 26-28. It will include preliminary rounds on June 26 to select the top 16 teams, rounds of 16 and quarters on June 27 to determine the top 4, and semifinals and finals on June 28 to declare the winners. The competition will have prizes for the winning team, runner up, best speaker, best researcher, and best memorial. Memorials must be submitted by June 24. Teams require a NOC from their college but more than one team per college can participate.

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    BASIC STRUCTURE of Moot

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    The document outlines the basic structure for the 1st Arun Jaitley Moot Court Competition to be held virtually from June 26-28. It will include preliminary rounds on June 26 to select the top 16 teams, rounds of 16 and quarters on June 27 to determine the top 4, and semifinals and finals on June 28 to declare the winners. The competition will have prizes for the winning team, runner up, best speaker, best researcher, and best memorial. Memorials must be submitted by June 24. Teams require a NOC from their college but more than one team per college can participate.

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    BASIC STRUCTURE

    Name (Suggested)- 1st Arun Jaitley Moot Court Competition (virtual)

    Tentative Date- 26-28 June

    Associated College- ???

    Organising body- ???

    Rounds- On 26th-

    30 Min Introductory Session.

    Prelims- 20 min speaking time

    Announcement of Top 16 teams.

    Researcher test on google form

    On 27 th-

    Round of top 16- 30 min speaking time

    Announcement of top 8

    Quarters- 40 min speaking time

    Announcement of top 4

    On 28 th-

    Semifinal- 50 min speaking time

    Declaration of results

    Final – 60 min Speaking time

    Declaration of results

    Prize Money – Winning team- 6000

    Runner up- 4000

    Best speaker- 2000

    Best researcher- 1500

    Best memorial- 1500

    Dividing rounds- Each team will be provided team codes and their respective rounds with the
    team of their succeeding or preceding team codes.

    For top 16: According to their rankings.


    For Quarter-Final: According to their rankings.

    For Semi-Final: odd-odd & even-even

    Tentative date for memorial submission- 24 th June

    Marking shall be done by judges on digital format and shared with us.

    Eligibility of teams- NOC from college required. Digital NOC will be accepted.

    There can be more than one team from an institution, but no guarantee of
    avoiding face-off among them.

    Only soft-copy submission of memorials.

    Proposition based on Article 29 & 30.

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