ILSA Chapter Happenings


The Students’ Bar Forum, The Moot Court Com- mittee and The RLC ILS Chapter have completely immersed themselves in every aspect of the orga- nization of the moot. The students are responsible for the entire execution process, from drafting of the case, sending of invitations, inviting attorneys- at-law as judges in the preliminary and semi-final rounds, and the sitting High Court Judges as the judges for the final rounds, to the hosting of the guests.


The “moot problem” is a compromis drafted to present discrete, manageable issues for discussion by students of international law. The compromis is based on issues related to Humanitarian Law, Sta- bility of Borders/Territorial and State Sovereignty, Problems of secession and self-determination. Stu-


dents from around the world will represent two fic- titious nations, through written and oral advocacy, in a hypothetical dispute before the International Court of Justice.


RLC has a strong commitment to promote the study of international law. We aim to enhance and groom members of our Chapter to the intricacies of international law and its applications. We plan to continue organizing speeches, seminars and panel discussions led by law experts in international law.


Rizvi Law College looks forward to the Philip C. Jes- sup International Law Moot Court Competition. At Rizvi Law College, the preparations commence at the beginning of the academic year. We have partic- ipated twice in the competition and are prepared to participate with full vigor in the future as well.


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ILSA Quarterly » volume 20 » issue 3 » February 2012


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