On the second day of the JlU National Moot Court Competition organised by Jagran lakecity University, all 40 participating teams contested in the prelims of the competition out of which NAlSAR Hyderabad, Hidayatullah National law University, NUAlS Kocchi, GlS law College, Christ University, Bengaluru, Army Institute of law Mohali, Delhi Metropolitan and UPES Dehradun made it to the quarter-finals.
The best performers of the QFs will contest in the semi final on Sunday which will be followed by the grand finale of the competition. No student from the organizing University is participating as well as none of the faculty of the University will judge any round in the competition to keep the competition absolutely unbiased. The moot problem is based on GST and its constitutional validity. Renowned personalities from the legal fraternity sat as judges to evaluate the performances of the teams. It was an atmosphere of intense competition. The effort and energy put in by the teams was readily visible and impressed everyone.
Enactment of ‘The Seven Stages of life’ by Shakespeare set the stage for the cultural evening at JlU
In the midst of grueling competition among the budding lawyers, it was a welcome change to relish some really artistic and colorful performances by the students of JlU School of law.
The tunes of bhangda and the performance of evergreen songs brought a fresh energy in the gathering. But, the performance that stole the show was the staging of Shakespeare drama ‘The Seven Stages of life’.