Campus Chambers

The Law Students Union (LSU) of Kings University College takes pride in its six student chambers, which play a crucial role in our internal moot court competitions and overall legal education. These chambers serve as the cornerstone of our mooting activities, providing students with invaluable practical experience in legal argumentation and advocacy.

Each of the six chambers functions as a mock law firm, giving students the opportunity to work collaboratively in a professional setting. The chambers are responsible for preparing legal memorials for moot court competitions, selecting and training speakers for oral arguments, conducting legal research on complex issues, and developing strategies for case presentation.

Our internal moot court competitions, held at least twice per academic year as mandated by Article 22 clause 7 of the constitution of the Law Students' Union, provide the primary arena for our chambers to showcase their skills.

As outlined in our constitution, the Moot Court Club oversees all mooting activities within the LSU, headed by a Chairperson and Deputy appointed by the LSU President with Senate approval.

For more information on joining a chamber or participating in moot court activities, please contact the Moot Court Club Chairperson or visit the LSU office.

Note: the chamber-assignments link below is the one captured from the old site (dated 28 October 2024) — replace it via the CMS once a current-year list is available.