Business Law. Contents Part 1..........................

Business Law

Contents
Part 1...........................................................................................................................................................3
Introduction.................................................................................................................................................3
Main body...................................................................................................................................................3
P1 Sources of law.....................................................................................................................................3
P2 role of government in in developing laws and how statutory and common laws are applied in the
courtrooms..............................................................................................................................................4
P3 how company employment and contract law has a potential impact on the organisation................5
P4 different types of business organisation and how they are legally formed........................................6
Types of business organisation............................................................................................................6
P5 manages and funds.............................................................................................................................7
Part 2...........................................................................................................................................................8
P6 Legal solutions to resolve the dispute with respect to case studies...................................................8
Conclusion.................................................................................................................................................10
References.................................................................................................................................................11

Part 1
Introduction
Business law means the development of such rules and regulations which are used to
govern the business and other corporate organisations. This helps them to resolve their issues
which are related to private and public laws. These types of rules and regulations play a
significant role to manage and maintain the business and other practices which are done by the
organisation into the competitive marketplace (Ali and Shabir, 2017). This also helps in order to
protect the rights of the company's, employees, competitors and customers. The assignment talks
about the legal system and different sources of laws. The control of the government in order to
develop the rules and regulations. The statutory and common laws which are used by the court in
order to provide justice. Several impacts of company employment in contract law on the
business. However, the report also discussed how the enterprise is used to manage and fund with
the help of examples. Lastly, the sin mint discusses the three case scenarios and legal
recommendations which helps them to resolve their dispute in an effective manner.
Main body
P1 Sources of law
The structure of the legal system of the UK plays a significant role in providing remedies
and resolving the disputes. There are three pillars which include adjudication, legislation and
execution. The legislation has the power to develop rules and regulations so that we can maintain
peace and security in the society (Backer, 2019). The executors are the authorities which are
executing the rules and the Judiciary is empowered to hear the issues in order to resolve it. There
are two major categories of sources of law which are discussed below:
Primary sources of law: These are such laws which are developed with the help of
documents, evidence pictures etc. The information of such loss is given in the original form.

 Case laws: it is the law which is developed by the judges during the solving the cases.
The judgement which was given in such cases are applicable between the parties and also
applicable with such cases with respect to the same facts in issue.
 Legislation laws: the constitution is uncodified law. The part of the written constitution is
passed by legislation and called as legislation law. This says that no one has rights to
raise the question with respect to the legal entity of such law.
Secondary sources of law: it is developed with the help of interpretation which is supported
by the researchers, authors, judges and other persons. There are several sources of law. Some of
them are explained below:
 Parliamentary publications: it is the background and history of law which is developed
through parliamentary Publication. As it is made by the appropriate authority.
 Law journals: there are several academic Publications which are giving their information
and explanation with respect to the laws. This can be a type of interpretation of the
provisions of law in a simpler form so that the reader can understand the law easily
(Böckli and et. al., 2017).
 Textbooks: it includes written where acts and other interpretation of laws which helps the
students to understand the law in an effective manner. This is used in order to get better
knowledge with respect to legal topics.
P2 role of government in in developing laws and how statutory and common
laws are applied in the courtrooms
The government of the United Kingdom plays a significant role in developing the laws in
an effective manner. This helps them to manage the peace and security within the nation. There
are different strategies which are used by the authorities. The government has power to represent
the nation around the world. This helps them to have a smooth functioning between the citizens.
The government is responsible to adopt the strategies so that they can utilise their resources in an
effective manner. The government used to maintain the peace and security within the territory as
they are responsible to develop the rules and regulations with context to that. The defence, police
and court of law are responsible to maintain the peace and order in the society (Busco and
Quattrone, 2018). The government is responsible to manage the peace and security in the local
area as well on the national boundaries as this plays a significant role. This is also helpful in