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Student members
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Moot competitions
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Years of mooting
The Club
Advocacy, argument, and courtroom skill
LIUMA is the student mooting association of the Department of Law and Land Administration at Islamic University, Kushtia. Members practise legal research, memorial writing, and oral argument — with a special focus on land, property, and public law disputes.
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Internal and national moot courts
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Workshops on advocacy and drafting
Speak with courage. Argue with fairness. Represent the department with discipline.
What we do
Club activities for every member
Moot competitions
Internal selection rounds and representation in university and national mooting events.
Memorial writing
Legal research, citation, and written advocacy on land, property, and constitutional problems.
Oral advocacy
Weekly sessions to speak with confidence, answer the bench, and argue with fairness.
Workshops
Drafting clinics, guest benches, and coaching from seniors before every competition.
How it works
From member to mooter
Apply
Students of the department send a membership request. New intakes open each academic session.
Train
Join research groups, memorial clinics, and oral advocacy drills led by senior members.
Compete
Selected teams represent LIUMA in internal, campus, and national moot court competitions.
LIUMA Blog
Club news and
mooting updates
Join the association
Become a member of LIUMA
Tell us your name, year, and why you want to moot. The club committee will contact you with membership and workshop dates.
- Open to students of Law and Land Administration, Islamic University, Kushtia
- Training starts after each new intake
- No prior mooting experience required