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FDI Moot Awards

Each year team and individual awards are conferred. Sponsors may offer pecuniary prizes (e.g. cash prizes, book prizes, scholarships) in conjunction with some of the  awards. The awards (as set out in the Official Rules) are:

Winner of the Competition The winning Team of the Final Round is the winner of the Competition

Best Oralist The best individual oralist of the Oral Hearing shall be determined by adding the scores awarded to that oralist in two Preliminary Rounds in which he/she argued. If the oralist participated in more than two Preliminary Rounds, the two Rounds with his/her maximum scores shall be taken into consideration.

Best Memorandum for Claimant A Team that received the greatest numbers of points from the Board of Review for its Memorandum for Claimant shall be eligible for the Award.

Best Memorandum for Respondent A Team that received the greatest numbers of points from the Board of Review for its Memorandum for Respondent shall be eligible for the Award.

Highest-Ranked Team The Team with the highest overall Team score shall be eligible for the Award. The overall Team's score is the sum of the points for the Team's Memoranda for Claimant and Respondent and points granted to the Team's oralists during the Preliminary Rounds.

Honorable Mention of Oralists The first 10 oralists received the greatest number of points during the Preliminary Rounds shall be Honorably Mentioned at the Closing Ceremony of the Competition.

FDI Moot Award Winners 2008

  • Winner of the Competition 2008 

  • Best Oralist 2008

  • Best Memorandum for Claimant 2008

  • Best Memorandum for Respondent 2008

  • Highest-Ranked Team 2008

  • Honorable Mention Oralists 2008 

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