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1 GURU LEGAL
NATIONAL
MOOT COURT
COMPETITION
(VIRTUAL)
In Collaboration with
Humanity Club Organisation

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 Meet our Team
Astha, a dynamic young legal
professional, is a beacon of
inspiration in the world of law. With a
flair for mentorship, she has guided
countless moot court teams,
transforming novices into confident
advocates. Her expertise shines in
alternative dispute resolution,
contract drafting, and vetting, where
her precision and empathy create
impactful solutions. As a law school
leader, Astha revitalized the Moot
Society while excelling in national and
international moots, specializing in
International Humanitarian Law,
International Criminal Law, and Public
International Law. A skilled mooter
and compassionate mentor, Astha
blends brilliance with purpose,
Adv. Astha Singh,
shaping the future of law with every Founder and Director
step.
 Meet our Team
Tanya is a young and dynamic lawyer with a
keen interest in diverse areas of law,
particularly International Humanitarian Law
and International Criminal Law. She has
gained valuable experience working with
various legal databases and repositories,
offering editorial suggestions and legal
insights. During her time in practice, Tanya
was actively involved in litigation before
different courts in Delhi and its surrounding
regions, allowing her to develop a strong
understanding of courtroom procedures and
strategies. A talented mooter during her law
school days, Tanya has earned accolades in
several prestigious competitions, including
the Henry Dunant Moot, Red Cross Moot,
and the Nuremberg Moot Court. Her passion
for legal research and advocacy continues to
drive her professional journey.

Adv. Tanya Jain,

Co-founder
 Meet our partners
Humanity Club Organization
The Humanity Club Organization (HCO)
is a non-profit organization dedicated to
fostering compassion, inclusivity, and
social change. We aim to uplift
communities and
empower individuals through awareness,
education, and support.
Our primary focus areas include:
▪ Women's Empowerment: Supporting
women through skill-building, education,
and
leadership programs.
▪ Mental Health Awareness: Providing
mental health support, counseling, and
awareness campaigns.
▪ Child Welfare: Ensuring children
receive education, healthcare, and
protection.
▪ Social Equality: Advocating for
diversity, equal opportunities, and
breaking societal
barriers.
Through our workshops, campaigns, and
community-driven initiatives, we believe
that every
small step can lead to greater change.
Together, we can create a world where
kindness and
equality flourish.
Our Approach - Flow of Impact
Identify Issues → Raise Awareness →
Empower Individuals → Implement
Solutions→
Create Sustainable Change
At HCO, we encourage everyone to take
'One Step Towards Humanity' and be a
part of this
positive change. Together, we can build
stronger, inclusive communities.
Prizes‌
Prizes‌ W ort h
51,00 0/ -‌

Winner
Runner-up
Best Speaker
Best Memorial
 RULES OF THE COMPETITION
I. GENERAL ELIGIBILITY
1.The competition is open to students currently enrolled in an undergraduate law program (5-
year or 3-year) in any recognized law college or university.
2.Each team shall comprise two speakers and one researcher. A two-member team is also
permitted (i.e., two speakers).
3.There is no cap on the number of teams per institution.

II. DRESS CODE

The dress code for all oral rounds shall be strictly professional.
1. Male Participants: Black formal coat and trousers (black or grey), white shirt, black tie, and
black formal shoes
2. Female Participants: Black full sleeve coat with white shirt and black/grey trousers or

III. MEMORIAL SUBMISSION RULES

A. General Guidelines
1.Each team must prepare memorials for both sides – Petitioner/Appellant and Respondent.
2.Memorials must be emailed in .docx and .pdf formats to [email protected] by 2025,
6:00 p.m. IST.
3.No revisions or additions shall be allowed after submission.
4.Memorials must be anonymous and must mention only the team code.
5.The memorials must contain the following:
Table of Contents
Index of Authorities
Statement of Jurisdiction
Statement of Facts (non-argumentative, not exceeding one page)
Issues Raised
Summary of Arguments (max. 2 pages)
Arguments Advanced (max. 30 pages)
Prayer

B. Formatting Guidelines
1.Font: Times New Roman; Size 12 for body text, Size 10 for footnotes.
2.Line Spacing: 1.5 for body text; 1.0 for footnotes.
3.Citation Style: Harvard Bluebook (20th edition).
4.Margins: One inch on all sides.
5.Page Numbers: Top right corner.
6.Cover Page Colors:
Petitioner/Appellant: Blue
Respondent: Light Red
7.Plagiarism must not exceed 20% (excluding citations).
8.Penalty: 1 mark per day for late submission.
 RULES OF THE COMPETITION
IV. ORAL ROUNDS

Preliminary Round
After the submission of memorials, 40 teams shall be selected on the basis of their memorial
scores. These 40 Teams shall advance to the preliminary rounds.
Duration: 30 minutes total (15 minutes per team, including rebuttal/sur-rebuttal).
Each speaker must speak for a minimum of 5 minutes and a maximum of 10 minutes.
Teams must inform time division to the Court Officer in advance.

Quarter-Finals
Top 8 teams will qualify.
Same time rules and structure as prelims.

Semi-Finals
Duration: 40 minutes (20 minutes per team, including rebuttal/sur-rebuttal).
Each speaker must speak for minimum 8 minutes, maximum 12 minutes.

Final Round
Duration: 60 minutes (30 minutes per team, including rebuttal/sur-rebuttal).
Each speaker must speak for minimum 12 minutes, maximum 15 minutes.

V. SCORING CRITERIA

A. Oral Rounds (100 marks per judge)

Knowledge of Facts and Law
Logical Reasoning
Persuasiveness and Advocacy Skills
Courtroom Etiquette
Application and Analysis of Law
Handling of Questions
Use of Authorities and Precedents

B. Memorials (100 marks)

Formatting and Presentation
Structure and Clarity
Legal Analysis and Argumentation
Citation and Authority Usage
Innovation and Alternative Arguments
Integration of Facts into Law
 RULES OF THE COMPETITION
VI. CLARIFICATIONS
Participants may seek clarifications on the problem, by mailing their questions to
[email protected]

VII. ONLINE CONDUCT GUIDELINES

All participants must ensure stable internet connectivity.
In case of technical difficulties, time extension may be granted. Persistent issues may lead to
assessment based on completed arguments.
The judges are at discretion to grant extension of time to a speaker on the grounds of
technical glitches, but the same cannot extend beyond five minutes per speaker. Any time
taken by the speaker beyond this, shall be deducted from the time alloted for presentation.
No use of devices apart from the system being used for participation.
Speakers must be clearly visible and unmuted during their speaking time.
Researchers may pass notes using chat/private messaging, subject to judges’ discretion.

Event Date

Release of Moot Proposition Aug 1, 2025

Registration Opens Jul 1, 2025

Registration Closes Aug 25, 2025

Last Date for Memorial 13 September 2025 (by 6:00

Submission p.m.)

Results of Memorial Rounds Sep 17, 2025

Preliminary Rounds Oct 4, 2025

Quarter Final Rounds Oct 4, 2025

Semi-Final & Final Rounds Oct 5, 2025

Valedictory & Prize

Oct 5, 2025
Distribution
 Registration Fee
Rs. 500/-

After the payment of fees, kindly fill the google form for
registration by following the link below.

https://forms.gle/i6ba3SKiEehxbbP19
Payment of Fees and the submission of the Google form confirms the
provisional registration of the Team, the final registration shall be done only
after the selection of the memorial for the oral rounds.