Posted by The moot concerns legal issues on which the British High Commission works in its engagement with its British and Indian citizens, especially with criminal cases where British citizens are involved as perpetrators or victims of crimes, on Indian soil.
The moot gives participants a novel opportunity to create a “Strategy Note” as their first submission in the preliminary round. In this innovative format that is a cross between client counselling and a moot court competition, the first round will be a hands-on experience where teams will put their thinking caps on and tackle legal and extra-legal strategies to work with a set of British clients.
Based on the “Strategy Note,” 8 teams will make it through to the advanced rounds where the final problem will be tackled in a classic moot format. The top 16 will receive certificates of ‘honourable mention’ for their stellar performance in the first round.
The Grand Finale will take place at the BHC headquarters in Delhi, with judges from Inner Temple, U.K. and Chevening Scholars. The moot will provide an unparalleled opportunity to be mentored by the finest judges from Inner temple, U.K. in addition to a number of other exciting prizes up for grabs for the finalists, including but not limited to a range of books and potentially a tour of the Inner Temple premises.
The Rules and Regulations of the moot are uploaded here and are also available on the official webpage of the Moot. All other information and relevant documents shall also be shared on the same webpage.
Important Dates
- Opening of Registrations: 20th February 2021
- Deadline for Registrations: 5th March 2021
- Question Round: 2nd March – 30th March 2021
- Release of the Final Problem: 10th April 2021
- Memorial Submission: 15th July 2021
- Oral rounds: August 2021
- Grand Finale: September 2021
Registration Process
Registrations for the 1st BHC-JGU Moot, 2021 have already begun. The application form can be accessed here
The deadline for registration is 5th March 2021, 11:59 P.M (IST). The teams that will register will go through a selection process by the BHC based on gender and geographical representation. The BHC will pick 40 teams to compete in the Question Round.
For further queries, please write to us at bhc-jgumoot2021@jgu.edu.in
The official webpage can be accessed here
The question round moot problem can be accessed here
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