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The Moot Problem 2010
Maru is a small country with a population of just over half a
million people. It currently has a small but relatively democratic
form of government.
In early 2009, a new government was elected based on its promise
to diversify the economy of Maru. In order to attract foreign investment
it adopted an “open door” policy allowing foreign investment in
all areas of economy.
“Good Health Company” (GHC) is one of the largest pharmaceutical
companies in the world. In 2006, GLC developed a new drug which
was developed to treat a wide range of new types of flu viruses.
It is protected by a number of patents covering the chemical composition
of the drug, its method of manufacture and its manner of use. The
patents were initially obtained in Hori and were subsequently patented
in all countries which, like Maru are members of the Patent Cooperation
Treaty...
The
official 2010 Moot Problem document »
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Friday, 10 September 2010 5.00pm
Deadline for Submission of Memorials and List of Authorities. |
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Tuesday, 09 November 2010 5.00pm
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Arrival of overseas teams
Briefing/Registration Session and Exchange Gift |
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Wed-Sun, 10-14 November 2010
8.30am - 6.00pm
Moot Competition held in New Delhi, India |
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Important Information:-
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Registration Fees of USD350 per team. The non-refundable
registration fees is payable upon registration. |
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The completed Registration Form must be reach
the LAWASIA Moot Secretariat on or before Tuesday,
13 July 2010. |
If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact
Ms Chye Yoke Wah at +603-21667050 or email to yokewah.chye@tktlawyers.com
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