The Oxford v Cambridge Varsity Roman Law Moot Court Competition brings together students who have an interest in Roman Law from two ancient rivals: the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge.
The objective of the Varsity Roman Law Moot is primarily educational: it assists students in comprehending a compulsory course in the Oxford and Cambridge syllabus. However, it is also a very enjoyable social and intellectual event for the team of four undergraduate students from each University, and for the coaches and academics involved.
The moot problem typically involves a mixture of issues and disputes in the field of Roman private law, including delict, contract and property law.
The Varsity Roman Law Moot, which is held alternately in Oxford and in Cambridge, takes place in Trinity Term; the problem is released at the beginning of Trinity.
For further details, please contact Professor Joe Sampson at joe.sampson@magd.ox.ac.uk.