To preside at the Finals of the Fifth International Roman Law Moot Court Competition, held in the ancient Roman forum at Philippi, participants welcome as a special guest Professor Melchior Wathelet, Belgian Minister of State, former Judge of the European Court of Justice and former Deputy Prime Minister of Belgium. The Moot was organised by the Institute Mohamed Ali for the Research of Eastern Tradition and sponsored by the Alex Dino Foundation, the European Investment Bank and law firms Clifford Chance LLP, Potamitis–Vekris, Zepos–Yiannopoulos, Karatzas & Partners and Koimtzidis–Paparallis–Kogkalidis.
Set in AD 540-542, the libellus required teams to argue for, and defend against, a condictio ob turpem vel iniustam causam and a rei vindicatio in a dispute arising out of a bailout loan to, and associated securities from, a trading partnership that ran into financial difficulty, owing to mismanagement by some of its partners and the impact of external market pressures.
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Libellus |
Theodosios, Iohannes et Constantinos c. Claudium; Theodosios c. Claudium |
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Palma Victoriae |
Universität Trier |
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Palma Secunda |
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens |
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Palma Tertia |
Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II |
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Palma Optimi Oratoris sive Clifford Chance LLP Best Oralist Award |
Maria Lux (Universität Trier) |
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Mentiones Honorifices |
Hollie Higgins (University of Oxford); Sebastian Schneider (Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen) |