4th Koneru Lakshmaiah Memorial Moot Court Competition commences (Photo by arrangement)
Hyderabad: The 4th Koneru Lakshmaiah Memorial Moot Court Competition, meticulously organized by the College of Law at KL Deemed to be University, has captured widespread attention with an impressive participation of 45 law colleges from across India, including prestigious National Law Universities. The competitions commenced with its preliminary rounds, marking a significant milestone in legal education and advocacy.
The preliminary rounds featured a distinguished panel of 32 judges, including retired District Judges, senior High Court advocates, and prominent academicians, overseeing the proceedings across 16 moot courts. Out of the 32 participating teams, 16 have progressed to the Octa finals, which are scheduled to be held at the KL Deemed to be University on August 30.
The grand finale is set for August 31 and will be graced by the presence of two esteemed sitting High Court judges. The competition will conclude with an awards ceremony honouring the winning team, runners-up, best mooter, and best researcher.
Dr. G. Pardha Saradhi Varma, Vice Chancellor of KL Deemed to be University, expressed his pride in the university’s commitment to nurturing future legal professionals. “The KL Memorial National Moot Court Competition embodies our dedication to providing a comprehensive legal education,” said Dr. Varma. “This competition not only sharpens the legal acumen of our students but also prepares them for real-world challenges by enhancing their research, writing, and advocacy skills.”
The event was launched via an online platform, setting a motivating tone for the participants and emphasizing the critical role of mooting in legal education and practice. The later phases were conducted at the Vijayawada campus, culminating in one of the most exciting and eagerly awaited events of the year
Under the guidance of Dr. I. Pavan Kumar, Principal of the College of Law, Dr. M. Kishore Babu, Dean MHS, Ms. G. Vijaya Sudha, Head of the Department, efforts of Mr. Mudassir Rasool Wani, the convenor, dedicated faculty members and staff, the event was organized successfully, paving the way for budding lawyers to refine their skills and contribute meaningfully to the legal profession.
The College of Law of KL Deemed to be University remains committed to providing a robust platform for aspiring lawyers, enabling them to hone their skills and make significant contributions to the field of law.
( Source : Deccan Chronicle )
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