Lawyers are about as spontaneous as the hands on a clock. Spontaneity has always been the essence of law students. Legal spontaneity helps in assessing credibility. As a name itself suggest an impromptu moot is a form of moot competition in which moot problem is not provided to the student beforehand but on the spot. Participants must be quick-witted who are able to demonstrate their spontaneity in legal knowledge and the ability to solve problems on the spot. Unlike traditional moots impromptu moot is something which requires no written submissions, no months of preparation in advance, thus is a great way to get into mooting with a minimal time commitment.
Date : 28-Feb-2020
Time : 11:00:00
A. TEAM COMPOSITION AND ELIGIBILITY
(i) Students pursuing the three or
five-year courses of the LL.B. degree or its Students equivalent in the
academic year
2019 - 2020 from any recognized law school/college/university in
India/abroad are eligible to participate.
(ii) Any recognized law school/college/university shall be entitled to send one or more team to the competition.
(iii) Participation from teams as well as individuals are accepted. The participating team shall comprise a maximum of
two members. In a team of two members, both the members shall be designated as speakers.
(iv) No additional member or team coach is allowed to accompany the team.
B. LANGUAGE
The official language of the competition shall be English.
C. DRESS CODE
The dress code for all the functions
at the competition shall be Western Formals for Male and Western or Indian
Formals
for Female.
D. EVALUATION CRITERIA
a) Knowledge of Law & Use of Authorities: 10 Marks
b) Application of Law to Facts: 10 Marks
c) Ingenuity and Ability to Answer Questions: 10 Marks
d) Time Management and Organisation: 10 Marks
e) Style, Poise, Courtesy, Demeanour: 5 Marks
f) Effective Rebuttals: 5 Marks
E. GENERAL RULES
(i) The time split between the speakers must be communicated to the Court Masters prior to the commencement of each Round.
(ii) The use of any electronic gadgets is not permitted during the course of oral proceedings.
(iii) Teams shall not disclose, in any manner whatsoever, for the entire duration of the Rounds, either their own individual
identities or the identity of the institution that they represent, even if asked by the judges.
(iv) Team scores shall not be
disclosed after every round. Teams must not make any attempt to gather any such
information,
until notified by the Organizing Committee.
(i) The speaker with the maximum score in the Preliminary Rounds (total Preliminary Score) will be declared the ‘Best Speaker’.
(ii) The prize money to be awarded to the winners are as follows:
a) Winning Team: Rs.8,000/-
b) Runner Up: Rs. 4,000/-
c) Best Speaker: Rs. 1500/-
The competition comprises three
different rounds. Preliminary and semi-finals shall have a similar moot
proposition
and different moot proposition would be provided for the final
rounds.
PRELIMINARY ROUNDS:
(i) Each team will have the opportunity to argue on both sides.
(ii) The time limit for the oral
submissions shall be twelve (12) minutes for each team. This shall include the
submissions of
both the speakers from the team and the time reserved for
rebuttal/ sur-rebuttal.
(iii) No team shall be allowed more than 2 minutes for rebuttal or sur-rebuttal.
SEMI-FINAL ROUNDS:
(iv) The four (4) teams that proceed to the Semi-Final Rounds shall each argue only ONCE for the side allotted by a draw of lots.
(v) The time limit for the oral
submissions shall be fifteen (15) minutes for each team. This shall include the
submissions of
both the speakers from the team and the time reserved for
rebuttal/sur-rebuttal.
(vi) No team shall be allowed more than 02 minutes for rebuttal/sur-rebuttal.
FINAL ROUNDS:
(i) The two (2) teams that proceed to the Final Rounds shall each argue for both sides.
(ii) The time limit for the oral submissions shall be twelve (12) minutes for each team. This shall include the submissions of both the speakers from the team and the time reserved for rebuttal/ sur-rebuttal.
(iii) No team shall be allowed more than 2 minutes for rebuttal or sur-rebuttal.
(iv) The team which wins the Final
Round shall be declared as the ‘Winning Team’. The other team shall be declared
as
the ‘Runners-Up Team’.
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(i) The Institutions should provisionally register themselves by
(ii) The Registration fee of Rs. 800 (for 2 Members) Rs. 600 (for Single Member).