Effectiveness of Alternative Dispute Resolution in Business Laws
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Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3TASK 1............................................................................................................................................3P1 Different sources of law....................................................................................................3P2 Role of government in making the law.............................................................................4TASK 2............................................................................................................................................4P3 Employment and contract law...........................................................................................4TASK 3............................................................................................................................................5P4 Appropriate solutions for business....................................................................................5P5 Use of appropriate legal solutions.....................................................................................6TASK 4............................................................................................................................................7P6 Alternative dispute resolution and it advantage................................................................7CONCLUSION ...............................................................................................................................8REFERENCES................................................................................................................................9
INTRODUCTIONIn modern era, the person or organisation cannot do anything without consulting anyattorney. Nowadays, Law permits a person or any business organisation to know about differentrules and regulations which are framed by the government (Aad and et. al., 2015). These arebenefiting to business person or their organisation by developing a basic knowledge about thelaws. The present report is based on potato council which is responsible for potato growers inUK. In this assignment different laws has been explained. Along with this various act has alsobeing discussed. Further, different methods has been explained for raising the capital. TASK 1P1 Different sources of lawIn country UK there are different sources of law which has been framed by theparliament of UK. There are indigenous sources of laws which has to follow by the everyorganisation in order to provide quality of services to customers. As per given case scenario,Potato council has to be comply with the different sources of law in which they can easilyprovide services. The following are the different sources of law of UK.Statutory laws - These laws are written by the body of legislature. These laws are varyfrom the regulatory or administrative which are passed by the executive agencies. The usualprocess of legislation has been followed while making the statutory laws (Friedman, 2011). Thewritten laws are executive by the parliament and the decision are made under the court. Thestatue of law begins when the bill is sponsored by the legislator. After that, the bill is present inthe both houses of parliament. This bill must be signed by the executive officer. When the billwas signed by the officer then it represent as a law. In this laws numerous provisions are madewhich have to followed by everyone and these are also know as statue laws. Common/Case laws – These are the legal system which are based on the judge made-law. The laws which are develop while taking the decision taken by the judges. Each jurisdictionare developing their own forms of common laws. In this two type of laws are considered i.e.criminal and civil law. In civil law, the plaintiff has to prove that defendant has done any wornactivity which has caused to them (Harper, 2010). Whereas in criminal law, the defendant has toprove that he/she has not committed any serious nature of offence.
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