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Time | - | Activity | Type of activity |
0930-0945 | 1 | Registration | - |
0945-1015 | 2 | Explanation of the Case Study & the Exercises | Tutor led session |
1015-1100 | 3 | Transaction Group Work: Delegates divide into three separate teams to prepare and plan a presentation. Each team will be composed of a mixture of transactional and contentious lawyers from each of the main jurisdictions represented on the course. | Group Work session |
1100-1115 | 4 | Coffee | - |
1115-1230 | 5 | Transaction Group Work: Continued | Group Work session |
1230-1330 | 6 | Presentations - each team will make a presentation to the rest of the delegates in an attempt to persuade them that the substantive law of the jurisdiction represented by their team name is the best law to select to govern their contract. | Group Work session |
1330-1430 | 7 | Lunch | - |
1430-1445 | 8 | Explanation of the afternoon's activities | Tutor led session |
1445-1545 | 9 | Dispute Venue: Group planning. In their three separate teams, the delegates plan their approach to the presentation stage which follows. | Group Work session |
1545-1600 | 10 | Tea | - |
1600-1645 | 11 | Venue Presentations: Each team will make a presentation seeking to justify their case that the appropriate venue for court proceedings arising out of the joint venture is the country represented by the team's name. | Group Work session |
1645-1715 | 12 | Reflection: Delegates will reflect on the themes which emerge from the submissions and see whether any general conclusion can be drawn. | Tutor led discussion |
1715 | 13 | END OF COURSE | - |