What are moot courts and how important are they?
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8 years ago
Moot Courts are, in simple terms, mock courts that are usually a part of the curriculum of a college. The students are given a fictitious problem (the 'case') and they have to prepare arguments from both the sides of the case, I.e. for both the parties. A usual team comprises of three people - two s

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6 years ago
Moot Courts are, in simple terms, mock courts that are usually a part of the curriculum of a college. The students are given a fictitious problem (the 'case') and they have to prepare arguments from both the sides of the case, I. e. for both the parties. A usual team comprises of three people - two
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3 years ago
You have literally plagiarized my answer. Please delete!

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8 years ago
Moot means gathering of people at same place and argue at the same topic. Moot Courts are the court like demo prepared in almost all colleges of law in India for practices and practical done by students. This is an activity in which students take part as an oral argument just like what is happening
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