Telders International Moot 2018
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We are four final year law students who are participating in the Telders International Moot Court Competition.
Telders International is a mooting competition held in the International Courts of Justice in The Hague. It brings together law students from all over the world to moot a fictitious international law case.
The aims of the competition are to promote advocacy amongst students, but also to promote friendship as teams work alongside each other for the entire academic year.
This years' case, 'The Plight of the Dandy Narwhals' concerns a conflict between economic and environmental law.
The team would be most grateful if you were able to donate a small amount to aid with the cost of travel and accommodation both in The Hague and in our practice rounds in Florence.
Many Thanks!
Telders Team Scotland
Telders International is a mooting competition held in the International Courts of Justice in The Hague. It brings together law students from all over the world to moot a fictitious international law case.
The aims of the competition are to promote advocacy amongst students, but also to promote friendship as teams work alongside each other for the entire academic year.
This years' case, 'The Plight of the Dandy Narwhals' concerns a conflict between economic and environmental law.
The team would be most grateful if you were able to donate a small amount to aid with the cost of travel and accommodation both in The Hague and in our practice rounds in Florence.
Many Thanks!
Telders Team Scotland
Organizer
Katherine Wade
Organizer
Scotland
