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    The document outlines the format and structure for written memorials submitted for moot court competitions. It specifies that memorials should include: 1) A title page, certificate signed by principal and teacher, acknowledgement, preface and table of contents followed by the introduction; 2) Submissions for each moot problem, with separate sections for appellant/petitioner and respondent arguments; 3) Conclusion at the end. It also provides typing specifications for font size, type, margins and line spacing, as well as footnote format and citation style. Handwritten memorials must use A4 paper.

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    The document outlines the format and structure for written memorials submitted for moot court competitions. It specifies that memorials should include: 1) A title page, certificate signed by principal and teacher, acknowledgement, preface and table of contents followed by the introduction; 2) Submissions for each moot problem, with separate sections for appellant/petitioner and respondent arguments; 3) Conclusion at the end. It also provides typing specifications for font size, type, margins and line spacing, as well as footnote format and citation style. Handwritten memorials must use A4 paper.

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    Format For Moot Court Written Memorials

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    Bhushan Deuri
    The document outlines the format and structure for written memorials submitted for moot court competitions. It specifies that memorials should include: 1) A title page, certificate signed by principal and teacher, acknowledgement, preface and table of contents followed by the introduction; 2) Submissions for each moot problem, with separate sections for appellant/petitioner and respondent arguments; 3) Conclusion at the end. It also provides typing specifications for font size, type, margins and line spacing, as well as footnote format and citation style. Handwritten memorials must use A4 paper.

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    *Format for Moot Court Written Memorials*

    Pages should be chronologically in this manner

    1. Main cover page


    2. Certificate which should be signed by principal
    3. Certificate which should be signed by subject teacher
    4. Acknowledgement
    5. Preface
    6. Table of Contents
    7. Introduction
    8. Moot Problem 1
    9. Cover page (example X vs Y , written submission on behalf of appellant/petitioner)
    10. Table of contents
    11. List of Abbreviations
    12. Index of Authorities
    13. Statement of Jurisdiction
    14. Statement of Facts
    15. Statement of Issues
    16. Summary of Arguments
    17. Arguments Advanced
    18. Prayer
    19. Cover page (example X vs Y , written submission on behalf of respondent)
    20. Table of contents
    21. List of Abbreviations
    22. Index of Authorities
    23. Statement of Jurisdiction
    24. Statement of Facts
    25. Statement of Issues
    26. Summary of Arguments
    27. Arguments Advanced
    28. Prayer
    29. Moot problem 2
    20. Cover page (example A vs B, written submission on behalf of appealant/petitioner)
    30. Table of contents
    31. List of Abbreviations
    32. Index of Authorities
    33. Statement of Jurisdiction
    34. Statement of Facts
    35. Statement of Issues
    36. Summary of Arguments
    37. Arguments Advanced
    38. Prayer
    39. Cover page (example A vs B, written submission on behalf of respondent)
    40. Table of contents
    41. List of Abbreviations
    42. Index of Authorities
    43. Statement of Jurisdiction
    44. Statement of Facts
    45. Statement of Issues
    46. Summary of Arguments
    47. Arguments Advanced
    48. Prayer
    49. Moot problem 3
    50. Cover page (example E vs F, written submission on behalf of appealant/petitioner)
    50. Table of contents
    51. List of Abbreviations
    52. Index of Authorities
    53. Statement of Jurisdiction
    54. Statement of Facts
    55. Statement of Issues
    56. Summary of Arguments
    57. Arguments Advanced
    58. Prayer
    59. Cover page (example E vs F, written submission on behalf of respondent)
    60. Table of contents
    61. List of Abbreviations
    62. Index of Authorities
    63. Statement of Jurisdiction
    64. Statement of Facts
    65. Statement of Issues
    66. Summary of Arguments
    67. Arguments Advanced
    68. Prayer
    69. Conclusion

    Typing of memorial should be as per specifications given below:


    a) Paper size: A4
    b) Font size: 12
    c) Font Type: Times New Roman
    d) Line spacing: 1.5
    e) Margins: 1 Inch on each side

    Specifications for footnotes:


    a) Font size-10
    b) Font Type-Times New Roman
    c) Line spacing-1
    d) Bluebook 19th Edition for footnotes citation.

    And students who have done hand written, students are to use only A4 size paper.

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