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MOOT COURT

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A practice court in law school where mock trials are held, arguing hypothetical cases or appellate matters. Assists in the honing of presentation and advocacy skills of law students. … [Read more...]

MOOT POINT

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An unsettled matter. An issue that has no value in being answered since there no longer is a need to ask or determine the answer to a question. (See also moot.) … [Read more...]

MOOTA CANUM

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In old English law. A pack of dogs. Cowell. … [Read more...]

MOOTING

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The exercise of arguing questions of law or equity, raised for the purpose. See MOOT. … [Read more...]

MOQ

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Minimum Order Quantity … [Read more...]

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