SLS, Nagpur 
Law School

First CCI-SLS Nagpur National Moot Court Competition on Anti-Trust Laws

The moot proposition is based on the Competition Act of 2002.

Bar & Bench

Symbiosis Law School, Nagpur in association with the Competition Commission of India is organizing the National Moot Court Competition from 31 March 2023 to 2 April 2023.

Students enrolled and pursuing 3-year or 5-year undergraduate law course from any university recognized by the Bar Council of India may apply to participate in the competition.

The Moot Proposition is based on the Competition Act, 2002

Mode: Offline

Venue: Symbiosis Law School, Nagpur

Date: 31 March 2023 to 2 April 2023.

Each institution seeking to participate may send a maximum of one team to represent that institution.

Team Formation

  • A team may consist of three members.

  • Such a team shall include two mooters and one researcher.

Registration

Students pursuing undergraduate law degree (3 year/5 year program) from institutions all over the country are welcome to submit their registrations.

The Registration Form is attached as Annexure- I in the Rules for the Symbiosis Law School, Nagpur, National Moot Court Competition 2022.

Fee Details

The registration fee for the competition is ₹5000 payable by teams selected after the memorial round.

For further updates kindly visit our official website www.slsnagpur.edu.in

All further details have been posted on our website.

Brochure

Moot Proposition

Rules and Regulations

Schedule

Contact Us

Contact Info

Email: mca@slsnagpur.edu.in

  1. Ms. Sanjana Sapra (Student Convener) +91 7888047977

  2. Mr. Shaunak Deshpande (Student Convener) +91 8805949908

  3. Ms. Ishita Sinha (Student Convener) +91 8180855008

  4. Mr. Raghav Pareek (Student Convener) +91 7028080316

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