Student Team Wins Best Researcher Award at Juris Nexus 2026 International Moot Court Competition
A four-member law student team has achieved recognition at Juris Nexus 2026: International Moot Court Competition on Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property Rights, organised by the University Institute of Legal Studies (UILS), Chandigarh University, Mohali. The team received the Best Researcher of the Competition award.
The competition witnessed participation from 112 teams, making the achievement particularly significant. The award recognised the research capabilities demonstrated by the participating students in a competition focused on two rapidly developing areas of law: artificial intelligence and intellectual property rights.
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The recognised team comprised Nishant Anand from the Batch of 2027, Krrish Rawal and Ishan Singh from the Batch of 2029, and Dhruva Dalvi from the Batch of 2030. Their participation brought together students from different academic years.
Juris Nexus 2026 provided a competitive platform for law students to engage with legal questions involving emerging technologies. Its focus on artificial intelligence and intellectual property rights reflected the growing importance of understanding how technological developments interact with existing legal principles.
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