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Business Law InTRODUCTION 4 Scenario - 1 4 TASK 14 P1 Different Sources of Laws 4 P2 Role of Government in Law Making 7 M1 8 D2 12 TASK 311 P4 Impact of Employment and Contract Law on Business Law

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BUSINESS LAW INTRODUCTION 4 Scenario – 1 4 TASK 14 P1 Different sources of laws 4 P2 Role of government in law making 7 M1 8 D1 8 TASK 29 P3 Impact of employment and contract law on business 9 M2 10 TASK 311 P4 Appropriate legal solutions for business problems 11 P5 Justification 12 M3 12 D2 12 TASK 413 P6 Recommendations of legal solutions13 M4 14 CONCLUSION 14 REFERENCES 15 INTRODUCTION Business

Business Law InTRODUCTION 4 Scenario - 1 4 TASK 14 P1 Different Sources of Laws 4 P2 Role of Government in Law Making 7 M1 8 D2 12 TASK 311 P4 Impact of Employment and Contract Law on Business Law

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Business Law InTRODUCTION 4 Scenario - 1 4 TASK 14 P1 Different Sources of Laws 4 P2 Role of Government in Law Making 7 M1 8 D2 12 TASK 311 P4 Impact of Employment and Contract Law on Business Law_1
Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................4Scenario – 1......................................................................................................................................4TASK 1............................................................................................................................................4P1 Different sources of laws.......................................................................................................4P2 Role of government in law making........................................................................................7M1....................................................................................................................................................8D1.....................................................................................................................................................8TASK 2............................................................................................................................................9P3 Impact of employment and contract law on business............................................................9M2..................................................................................................................................................10TASK 3..........................................................................................................................................11P4 Appropriate legal solutions for business problems..............................................................11P5 Justification..........................................................................................................................12M3..................................................................................................................................................12D2...................................................................................................................................................12TASK 4..........................................................................................................................................13P6 Recommendations of legal solutions ..................................................................................13M4..................................................................................................................................................14CONCLUSION..............................................................................................................................14REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................15
Business Law InTRODUCTION 4 Scenario - 1 4 TASK 14 P1 Different Sources of Laws 4 P2 Role of Government in Law Making 7 M1 8 D2 12 TASK 311 P4 Impact of Employment and Contract Law on Business Law_2
INTRODUCTIONBusiness law consist different laws that helps company to run its operations inproper and ethical manner. It is also known as commercial law. Business law governsall activities of company from its starting till the selling of enterprise. All these activitiesare run according to the law enacted by government of particular country. Thesefacilitate proper and legal working and avoid possible illegal practices. State,administrative regulations and federal laws are generally included in business law.Legal bodies of country enact laws in order to avoid any illegal act and discriminationagainst anyone. It helps in orderly flow of work within organisation and ensure betterresults in future (Bebchuk and Jackson 2012). Business law regulated different activitieslike corporate contracts, hiring practices and manufacture and sales of goods andservices. Main objective for following rules and laws is to prevent and avoid any usageof common people. This assignment will enlighten various sources of laws and role ofgovernment in the law making process. Impact of different employment and contractlaw on business and legal solutions for business problems have been covered underthis project. In addition to that, recommendations of legal solutions based on differentcountry's legal systems or framework. Scenario – 1TASK 1P1 Different sources of lawsParliamentary sovereigntyDifferent laws that are enacted by Parliament of United Kingdom are deliveredvia speech given by Queen at the State Opening of Parliament in October or November.This is an effective manner to make common people aware about different laws andacts which is enforced by government. It is commonly said that Parliament is sovereignwhich means that legal body has the sovereignty and its supreme over all othergovernment institutions. Government or legislative body of United Kingdom enact laws that help inprotecting common people from any possible violence, misuse and discrimination (Law,2016). These laws develop fear against government in the minds of culprits and they
Business Law InTRODUCTION 4 Scenario - 1 4 TASK 14 P1 Different Sources of Laws 4 P2 Role of Government in Law Making 7 M1 8 D2 12 TASK 311 P4 Impact of Employment and Contract Law on Business Law_3
tend to perform less illegal activities. There are three major legal bodies in UnitedKingdom and are distributed according to different geographical areas. English law isapplied in England and Wales, Scots law is applicable in Scotland and the last oneknown as Northern Ireland Law is applicable in Northern Ireland. The main legislature ofUnited Kingdom is their Parliament. They have the main powers to pass all laws in allfour countries. Parliament of UK consist of House of Commons and House of Lords. House of Commons mainly consists of 650 members of Parliament (MPs). Eachof the MPs represent particular geographic constituency. They are elected by electorsvote by using “first-past-the post” system. Each elector has one vote and candidateshaving highest vote is selected as MP for that particular constituency. The House of Lords includes 800 peers in which 600 are appointed by Queenwhich is recommended by Prime Minister. The Northern Ireland Assembly, Scottish Parliament and National Assembly forWales have the power to pass laws related to devolved matters and is applicable in thecountry in which they were passed. European Union (EU) Law: United Kingdom is a Member State of EU. Thismeans that EU have the precedence or more important than UK law. Statutes: These are created by state, federal and local legal bodies. It consistselected officials which have the power to create laws. Courts should apply statues, ifthey are not applicable then courts defer to common law or case law. Common law isgenerally not enforced or passed by legal body but it is applied by the courts based ontradition and legal history of United Kingdom. Whereas, Case law comes directly fromthe court decisions. It basically constitutes judicial interpretation of the constitution. Asthey are passed by legal bodies who are responsible for making laws have control overcommon or case law where there is conflict between the two. International Court : These courts are made by treaties between differentnations. This is chief judicial part of the United Nations (UN). This helps in resolvingdisputes and conflicts between member states and give advices and opinions to UNorgan and specialized agencies. This was established in 1945 by Union Charter. Itconsist of a panel which includes 15 judges elected by General Assembly and SecurityCouncil for nine term years.
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