Compromis: Case Concerning the Rotian Union (Adaria v. Bobbia/Cazalia/Dingoth/Ephraim/Finbar)
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Location: Fairmont Washington Hotel, Washington, D.C.
Championship Round Date: March 31, 2007
Jessup World Cup Champion: University of Sydney (Australia)
Team Members - Lucas Bastin, Odette Murray, Fiona Roughley, Natasha Simonsen, Zelie Wood
Coach - Justin Hogan-Doran
Runner Up: Kings College London (United Kingdom)
Team Members - Michael Cottrell, Jack Macaulay, Taalay Qudsi Rasheed, Kartikeya Tanna, Lilly Wong
Coaches - Soroush Kafiabadi, Man Er Kong
Final Round Judges
H.E. Hishashi Owada - Judge, International Court of Justice
Pieter Jan Kuijper - Principal Legal Advisor and Director for External Relations in the Legal Service of the European Commission
Larry D. Johnson - Assistant Secretary General for Legal Affairs, United Nations
Problem Author
Lead Author - Michael Peil, Assistant Dean, Washington University in St. Louis
Executive Director: Amity R. Boye
Best Oralist (Championship Round): Lucas Bastin, University of Sydney (Australia)
Oralist (Preliminary Rounds): Hanna Azkiya, University of Indonesia (Indonesia)
Best Applicant Memorial (Richard R. Baxter Award): Universidad de Buenos Aires (Argentina)- click here to view a copy
Best Respondent Memorial (Richard R. Baxter Award): Washington University, St. Louis (USA)- click here to view a copy
Best Memorial - Int'l. Rounds (Alona E. Evans Award): Washington University, St. Louis (USA)
Best Memorial - World Regional Rounds (Hardy C. Dillard Award): University of Sydney (Australia)
Spirit of the Jessup Award: National University of Lesotho (Lesotho)
Pamela Young Award: M. Elizabeth Black, Michael Peil, Irina Sergeeva
2007 Results:
- Top 30 Teams - International Rounds
- International Rounds Advanced Rounds
- International Rounds Top 100 Oralists
- Memorial Awards - Evans Rankings
- Memorial Awards - Dillard Rankings
- Memorial Awards - Baxter Rankings
2007 Competition Materials
First Batch of Basic Materials
The authors of the 2007 Jessup Compromis have selected these materials with the expectation that the materials will prove interesting and enlightening in the context of the current year's problem. Inclusion of any particular text in the Basic Materials does not entail that the content of the text is binding as international law or reflects current prevailing theory or practice. Please note that teams are not required to use these materials. As always, participants are encouraged to conduct their own research.
The documents included in the first batch of Basic Materials are as follows. All materials directly provided on this site are included with the permission of the copyright holder. The electronic version of Item 6 was provided by Westlaw, along with permission to post the document on this website.
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- Conditions of Admission of a State to Membership in the United Nations, Advisory Opinion, I.C.J. Reports 1947- 1948, p. 58.
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- Yedas Tarim v. Council & Commission, Case T-367/03, 30 March 2006 (Court of First Instance (Fifth Chamber) of the European Communities), provided with the permission of The Court of Justice of the European Communities, also available at Curia, the EC's website.
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- Report of the International Law Commission on the work of its forty-second session, 1 May-20 July 1990, Official Records of the General Assembly, Forty-fifth session, Supplement No. 10, U.N. Doc. A/45/10, at pp. 1-9, 84-89.
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- Report of the International Law Commission on the work of its fifty-eighth session, 1 May-9 June & 3 July-11 August 2006, Official Records of the General Assembly, Sixty-first session, Supplement No. 10, U.N. Doc. A/61/10, at pp. i-xvii, 1-6, 246-292.
- "Indirect Expropriation" and the "Right to Regulate" in International Investment Law, working paper of the OECD Directorate for Financial and Enterprise Affairs, number 2004/4 (September 2004), provided with the permission of the OECD, also available at the OECD's website
Second Batch of Basic Materials
The authors of the 2007 Jessup Compromis have selected these materials with the expectation that the materials will prove interesting and enlightening in the context of the current year's problem. Inclusion of any particular text in the Basic Materials does not entail that the content of the text is binding as international law or reflects current prevailing theory or practice. Please note that teams are not required to use these materials. As always, participants are encouraged to conduct their own research.
The following materials are included with the permission of the copyright holders. The electronic version of item 1 was directly provided by Editions Pedone, the publisher and editor of the article. The electronic versions of the remaining items were provided by Westlaw, along with permission to post the materials here on this website.
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- Additional Protocol and Financial Protocol signed on 23 November 1970, annexed to the Agreement establishing the Association between the European Economic Community and Turkey and on measures to be taken for their entry into force - Final Act - Declarations, Official Journal L 293 , 29/12/1972 P. 0004, also available at the EUR-Lex website.
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- Council Decision of 5 March 1979, 79/281/EEC, concerning the conclusion of a Financial Protocol between the European Economic Community and Turkey, Official Journal L 067 , 17/03/1979 P. 0014, also available at the EUR-Lex website.
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- International Tin Case, United Kingdom House of Lords Judgement, Australia & New Zealand Banking Group v. Australia (International Tin Council Defaults, Liability of Members), October 26, 1989, 29 I.L.M. 670 (1990), reproduced with permission from (c) The American Society of International Law.
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- Gerhard Hafner, Can International Organizations Be Controlled? Accountability and Responsibility, American Society of International Law Proceedings, April 2-5, 2003, 97 Am. Soc'y Int'l L. Proc. 236 (2003), reproduced with permission from (c) The American Society of International Law.
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- Rosalyn Higgins, Report on the Legal Consequences for Member States of the Non-fulfillment by International Organizations of their Obligations toward Third Parties, Yearbook of the Institute of International Law, Vol. I, p. 252 (1995).
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- Rosalyn Higgins, Editorial Comment: The Abuse of Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities: Recent United Kingdom Experience, July 1985, American Journal of International Law, 79 Am. J. Int'l L. 641 (1985), reproduced with permission from (c) The American Society of International Law.
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- Esa Paasivirta, The European Union: From an Aggregate of States to a Legal Person?, Hofstra Law and Policy Symposium 1997, 2 Hofstra L. & Pol'y Symp. 37 (1997).
Number of Teams at the International Rounds: 94 competing, 7 exhibition
Number of Countries: 74
Number of Countries at the International Rounds: 69
