SPIL Mumbai Announces Winners of Intra Judgement Deliberation Competition 2026

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The Students for the Promotion of International Law (SPIL), Mumbai, has announced the winners of its Intra Judgement Deliberation Competition (JDC) 2026, recognising participants for their performance in legal reasoning, analysis and deliberation.

The competition provided students with an opportunity to engage with legal issues through structured discussion and judgement-based analysis. Participants were expected to demonstrate their understanding of legal principles while presenting reasoned views during the deliberation process.

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Arnav Dev and Riddhi Vinherkar emerged as the Best Team in the Intra-JDC 2026. Their performance earned them the top position in the competition organised by SPIL Mumbai.

Shruti Tayade and Shubham Jawale secured the position of Runner Up, while Jash Jatin Shah and Yash Nimedoekar were declared the Second Runner Up.

Judgement deliberation competitions encourage law students to examine legal problems from different perspectives. Unlike conventional competitions that may focus primarily on advocacy, such formats place considerable emphasis on analytical thinking, interpretation and reasoned decision-making.

The format also provides participants with an opportunity to discuss competing legal positions before arriving at a reasoned conclusion. This can help students understand how different interpretations and arguments may influence the process of legal decision-making.

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The Intra Judgement Deliberation Competition 2026 concluded with Arnav Dev and Riddhi Vinherkar taking the top honour, followed by Shruti Tayade and Shubham Jawale as runners-up and Jash Jatin Shah and Yash Nimedoekar in third position.

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