Would a judge that had attended Cambridge, be deemed to be neutral enough to preside over a case involving it?
That might throw a wrench in the works.
There are plenty of judges who didn't attend Cambridge - if nothing else, there are plenty who attended Oxford.
So if you timed it to coincide with the boat race....?
That's not your problem. Your problem is that some of the older colleges have vast holdings of property and they are very, very good at exploiting them. They know every trick in the book, not least because several chapters of the book are case studies of tricks pulled by the colleges in the past. Solicitors dealing with conveyancing around Cambridge hear that a college has land anywhere near the site and tremble with fear.