National Moot Court Competition: 4th C.P. Sudhakara Prasad Memorial in association with NUALS, Kochi. (Hybrid). (Cash Prize: Rs. 1.15 Lac). Register by 14th December 2025.

National Moot Court Competition: 4th C.P. Sudhakara Prasad Memorial in association with NUALS, Kochi. (Hybrid). (Cash Prize: Rs. 1.15 Lac). Register by 14th December 2025.

About the Organizers:

Late Senior Advocate C.P. Sudhakara Prasad, hailing from Chavarcode near Varkala, was a distinguished legal professional who twice served as the Advocate General of Kerala (2006–2011 and 2016–2021, with cabinet rank), and also held leadership roles in the All India Lawyers’ Union as State President and Vice President. A graduate of Government Law College, Thiruvananthapuram (1964), he trained under eminent lawyers before establishing an independent practice specializing in service and constitutional law, and was designated a Senior Advocate in 2002. He further contributed as Chairman of the Bar Council of Kerala (2016–2019). The All India Lawyers’ Union (AILU), founded in 1982 under the guidance of judicial stalwarts like Justices V.R. Krishna Iyer, H.R. Khanna, and A.C. Gupta, emerged as a progressive body committed to defending democratic rights and supporting people’s struggles. Today, AILU represents nearly 50,000 lawyers nationwide, continuing its mission of legal activism and public service.

About the Competition:

The 4th C.P. Sudhakara Prasad Memorial National Moot Court Competition 2025‑26, organized by the All India Lawyers Union Ernakulam District Committee, builds on the success of its previous editions to provide law students with a platform to hone essential skills in research, writing, critical thinking, and advocacy. Centered on the constitutional role of the Governor under Article 200 of the Indian Constitution, the moot problem engages with a pressing issue currently before the Supreme Court, making it highly relevant to today’s legal and political discourse. Open to students of both the 5‑year integrated and 3‑year LL.B. programmes, the competition aims to foster legal acumen, courtroom decorum, and collaborative learning while offering valuable networking opportunities.

Eligibility:

1. Both Participants in a team must be from the same institute.

2. The number of teams participating from an institute is not limited.

Team Composition:

1. Each team should consist of two members only. 

2. One member must be listed as the primary contact.

Important Dates:

Registration Fee:

1. To register, make the payment of INR 3,500 per team. 

2. Ensure you have your transaction ID and a screenshot of the payment as proof, which is to be uploaded in the Registration Form.

3. Applicants can remit registration fees by Bank/UPI Transfer option in Google Pay (or any other payment applications).

Accommodation:

The accommodation facilities will be provided to the Quarter, Semi and Final round participants on an additional payment of INR 2,500 per team. 

For more details about the competition, kindly refer to the brochure. In case of any queries or assistance, feel free to contact the coordinators.

Awards:

Trophy, Medal and Certificate of Merit will be awarded to all individual participants who qualify to the Semi-Final and Final rounds.

A Certificate of participation will be provided to all the registered teams who submitted the Argument Note.

Contact Details:

Student Coordinators:

Amrutha Susan George : +91 9188672235

Avanthika Joju : +91 8138975443

Priyal P. : +91 9400695480

Sharang K.G. : +91 7012415141

Haneen Sidhik : +91 9746350976

Joseph Kallukkaran : +91 9400231141

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