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Pax Moot 2021!

December 2, 2020/in News/by Thalia Kruger
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The facts of the 2021 Pax Moot is available (see https://paxmoot.com/the-case/)! Teams can start registering.

The 2021 Round is named after Arthur von Mehren, a giant of international procedure across the Atlantic.  2021 will mark the 15th year after his passing away. After the adoption of the 2019 Hague Convention (which might prove relevant for the case ;-)) the organisers thought it appropriate to celebrate him in this way.

The pleadings will take pace in April 2021 (the timeline and further information are available on the Pax webpage).

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