Telders International Law Moot Court Competition
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Results Telders Moot 2026
Congratulations to the Heinrich-Heine University of Düsseldorf, Winner of the Final Round of the Telders Moot Competition 2026 and Finalist Team ELTE Law School, Budapest.
A heartfelt thank you to Final Bench Judges Georg Nolte, Beti Hohler and Greg French; author of the case Legal Consequences Arising from the Conduct and Policies of Gravenwald, Bianca Ortiz, Semi-Final Judges, International Board of Review Members, Judge Assistants, our sponsors and, of course, all 29 participating teams & their coaches.
That concludes the 49th Telders edition, we look forward to welcoming you again in The Hague for the 50th edition in 2027!
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Winning Team: Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf -
Finalist Team: ELTE University Budapest -
Max Huber Award 2026: Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, presented by H.E. Ambassador Mrs. Cicéron Bühler, Swiss Embassy -
Finalist Teams, with Final Bench Judges Georg Nolte, Beti Hohler and Greg French -
Case Author Ms. Bianca Ortiz -
Best Written Statement Applicant/AIGO, winners Heinrich-Heine-University Düsseldorf -
Best Written Statement Respondent/Gravenwald, winners Universidad Internacional de La Rioja -
UNICUM chair & founder of the International Friendly Rounds, Dr. G. Matteo Vaccaro-Incisa -
Winners Best Oral Argument Applicant & Respondent: University of Latvia -
Runner Up Best Oralist Award, presented by H.E. Dr. Mutlaq Majed Al-Qahtani, Ambassador Qatar, to Winners James Birrell, Maynooth University and Ádám Gábor Nagy, ELTE Law School -
Best Judge Award: Saamir K. Nizam -
Group Picture Telders Moot 2026
Awards 2026
Max Huber Award for the Highest Overall Score
Heinrich-Heine-University Düsseldorf (team 21)
Best Written Statement on behalf of the Applicant/AIGO
Heinrich-Heine-University Düsseldorf (team 21)
Best Written Statement on behalf of the Respondent/Gravenwald
Universidad Internacional de La Rioja (team 26)
Best Oral Argumentation on behalf of the Applicant/AIGO
University of Latvia (team 16)
Best Oral Argumentation on behalf of the Respondent/Gravenwald
University of Latvia (team 16)
Best Oralist, Runner-up Award
James Birrell, Maynooth University (team 14)
Ádám Gábor Nagy, ELTE Law School (team 15)
Best Oralist Award
Helen Haamer, University of Tartu (team 5)
Best Judge Award
Saamir Nizam
Telders Case
The Telders Case 2026 ''Legal Consequences Arising from the Conduct and Policies of Gravenwald'' can be found here.
Telders Moot through the Decades
Please see the article written by Ms. Hanna Thuránszky about the Telders Moot Court Competition through the Decades