QLC Moot Society
The Quaid-e-Azam law college Moot Society is geared
towards providing the law students with an opportunity for developing and
polishing skills which would prove useful throughout their professional
careers. It is also an effort to promote a culture of mooting in Pakistan, and
supplementing legal education through simulated court room environment. Moot
Court is a simulated court proceeding in which participants draft briefs (or
memorials) and present oral arguments. Studying the law, learning how to
interpret it and applying it to given facts is only part of what constitutes
the legal profession. A large portion of it involves advocacy in the form of
representation in front of a state authority, such as the Supreme Court. It is
important for students of law to acquire a familiarity with the courtroom and
court processes during Quaid-e-Azam Law College, Lahore LLB education.
Quaid-e-Azam Law College focus on subjects such as Public International Law,
International Human Rights Law, International Humanitarian Law, International
Trade Law, Admiralty Law or
International Maritime Law, International Commercial Arbitration. Procedural
issues pertaining to jurisdiction and choice of law are also occasionally
engaged, especially in the arbitration Moots. “Legal education with a
difference.”
By Waqas Balouch President of QLC Moot Society
