Business Law and Ethics

Business Law and Ethics

Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
Roles of three main organs of government: The Executive, Judiciary, Legislature...............3
Specific performance and the limitations imposed by the courts...........................................4
Differences between a general partnership and a company with reference, in particular, to
separate legal personality and limited liability.......................................................................4
Process of dismissing an employee at law from an ethical perspective.................................5
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................6
REEFRENCES................................................................................................................................7

INTRODUCTION
Law is really the larger global term which covers different areas. It is necessary for each
of the individual to have some understanding of the law including regulation, since this allows
successful decision-making to achieve the objectives. When a government entity operates in
accordance with international law, the possibility of correct calculation rises. In the background
of the paper, Samuel, who has graduated from university and decided to join one of the legal
firms in order to complete the internship programme, will address all the recommendation and
concern. The numerous issues that will be answered will be relevant to the positions of an
administration's three central bodies. Discussion on collaboration and business at large as well as
the way a team member should be fired by due proceedings.
MAIN BODY
Roles of three main organs of government: The Executive, Judiciary, Legislature
The Executive: The government's administrative council is also the largest policy agency
that has the duty of handling day-to-day affairs. They are often expected to apply the law
according to the condition necessity inside the properties of separate state. Also their
recommendation to the national government assumes a critical position at legislation start-
up. Also, this specific entity sometimes exercises routine administrative function (Jones,
2018). For example: Prime Minister is responsible for managing daily activities and also
helping people recognize how to obey some of the rules.
The Judiciary: It is known as the official agency responsible for enforcing the legislation.
At the moment of pronouncing the judgment towards any individual who has infringed the
contractual terms of the Law passed by the legislative branch, this is a necessary entity.
Body Criminal Law including Civil Law is understood by judiciary in which the defaulting
party is punished with specific offences. For instance: throughout the case of Salomon V
Salmon Ltd., the judiciary body's judgment plays an important role in deciding the relevant
decision (Salomon v A Salomon & Co Ltd [1897] AC 22, 2015).
The Legislature: It is described as among the key laws that have the authority to enact
every law throughout the country's national property. Here, comprehensive protocol at the
time of law creation is expected to be observed. The task of law-forming usually starts with
bill formulation and ends with securing conditional approval pursuant to Royal Assent Act