Contract law moot example

Try and think of arguments that both sides of the moot can make

For example: In a contracts moot, the question is whether there has been a failure to form a contract, and an obvious argument for party A is uncertainty

Even if you are arguing (for party B) that a contract was formed, you should address the issue of uncertainty in your submission

The inaugural moot was held in September 2011 with the Hon

Michael Kirby as the Chair Arbitrator presiding in the final round

This year, the moot is intended to simulate arbitration for parties in a contractual law dispute

Students are encouraged to develop and improve their practical legal skills as well as their comprehension of contract law

The procedure for a moot reflects what happens in normal court proceedings

The moot will take place in the following sequence: Oral submissions are your chance to persuade the judges of your arguments in person, and to allow them to ask any questions they may have about your arguments

In UNSW Moots, each speaker will present for 20 minutes