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2007 Pan Pacific Moot Competition
Up one levelThe 14th Annual Pan Pacific Moot Competition will be held at the USP School of Law on September 20, 21, 22 - 2007.
The 14th Annual Pan Pacific Moot Competition 2007
The 14th Annual Pan Pacific Moot Court Competition will be held at the USP School of Law on September 20, 21 and 22, 2007.
About the PAN Pacific Moot
The Pan Pacific Moot (formerly known as the South Pacific International Moot Competition) originated in 1994, when the first event took place. It started as a bilateral competition between UPNG and QUT, organized jointly by Bob Sibley (then at the QUT Law School) and Ted Hill (then at UPNG Law School). A team of 4 from PNG traveled to Brisbane that year to compete in a friendly competition with a team of 4 from QUT.
Rules of the PAN Pacific Moot
Each university may enter a team of up to 4 competitors. Only 2 members of a team appear in any round of the competition. Students who are engaged in full or part time course work towards an LLB degree at one of the competing universities are eligible to a member of that university’s team.
Notes for Judges’ Associates
Acting as a judges’ associate provides a first row seat to international mooting and allows a student to actively participate in the organization and running of the event. Application forms for judges’ associates are available in the law administration office or from USPECSA.
Moot Problem with grounds of appeal 10 Sept 2007
Download the PDF file 2007 Moot problem Written by Ian Frazer, University of the South Pacific, School of Law
