Lex Apex Associates of UG wins 2024 BELA Moot Court Competition

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Lex Apex Associates of UG wins 2024 BELA Moot Court Competition

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The student firm displayed exceptional skill, defeating Animus Domini in the Grand Finale to secure their second trophy in just three years.

Lex Apex Associates from the University of Ghana School of Law have been declared the champions of the 2024 Bentsi-Enchill Letsa and Ankomah Moot Court Competition. 

The student firm displayed exceptional skill, defeating Animus Domini in the Grand Finale to secure their second trophy in just three years.

The firm was represented in the finals by Level 200 law students Daniel Nana Yaw Obeng and Elsie Eyram Akubia. 

Elsie Eyram Akubia's remarkable advocacy earned her the Best Oralist award for the day, while her Co-Counsel, Daniel Nana Yaw Obeng, was named Best Oralist for the preliminary rounds.

 Level 300 students Edwina Baaba Nartey and Akrofi Stephen Ansah also represented the firm in other rounds of the competition.

The event featured over 40 oralists from 10 student firms, engaging in rigorous legal arguments on a hypothetical case based on the standards of the Supreme Court of Ghana.

Delali Dzapkasu, the Managing Partner of Lex Apex Associates, expressed great confidence in the firm's future, emphasizing that excellence is their core value. 

He highlighted the firm’s commitment to providing personal development opportunities for each member and collectively excelling in moot court competitions and campus litigation.

The competition aims to enhance the advocacy and research skills of law students, preparing them for their future careers in the legal field.

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