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Yesterday, the grand final of Landmark Chambers’ tenth annual Property Law Moot competition took place at the Royal Courts of Justice with HH Judge Dight CBE and Camilla Lamont presiding. We commend all of the competitors for their hard work and effort throughout the competition.
We would like to congratulate the winning competitor, Zheng Yu Chow from Cambridge University.
The judges and finalists pictured from left to right: Camilla Lamont (Landmark Chambers), Csongor Szij (Cambridge University), Zheng Yu Chow (Cambridge University), HH Judge Dight CBE and Natasha Hardaker (ICCA).
Congratulations, also, to both joint runners up, and thanks to all of the 29 teams who participated in this year’s Landmark Chambers’ Property Law Moot competition. We continue to be impressed by the extremely high standard of work produced by participants and we hope that everyone enjoyed it as much as we did.
We are extremely grateful for His Honour Judge Dight CBE for generously presiding over our grand final again this year.
Landmark’s Property Team look forward to hosting our eleventh annual Property Law Moot competition later this year. If you would like to register your interest in participating in the Landmark Chambers’ Property Law Moot competition 2024/2025, please email: propertymoot@landmarkchambers.co.uk. Please note that Landmark Chambers will only accept one team per University and would therefore prefer to be contacted by a member of faculty, or the person responsible for the organisation of external moots.
