Research on Business Law - Report
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Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1TASK 1............................................................................................................................................1P1 Structure of English legal system and different sources of law.............................................1P2 Role of government in law-making........................................................................................3TASK 2............................................................................................................................................5P3. (a) Employer’s legal obligation.............................................................................................5P3. (b) Employment and legislation law......................................................................................6TASK 3............................................................................................................................................7P4 Appropriate legal solution......................................................................................................7P5 Justification by referring relevant statues...............................................................................8TASK 4............................................................................................................................................9P6. (a) Concepts and benefits of Alternative Dispute Resolution Process..................................9P6. (b) Recommending alternative legal solution......................................................................10CONCLUSION..............................................................................................................................10REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................12
INTRODUCTIONIn modern era, it seems that people cannot do anything without consulting an attorneywith anyone. A years ago, law has been crept and clawed in different ways which is helpingperson to protect their rights (Asheela, 2016). However, today’s businessperson will be benefitthemselves only when, they have developed their own knowledge regarding laws. Through thispresent report, the reader will come to know about different source of law which has beenframed by parliament. Along with this, government has played important part in law-making sotheir roles and responsibilities are also explained. Further, employer’s legal regulations havebeen discussed with the help given scenario such as; workers compensation, harassment andmany more. Along with this, how these laws will impact on business operation activities has alsobeen explained. Everyone have right to know about their duties which has been written inconstitutional law. It will help them, to get all rights what they deserve at work place. TASK 1P1 Structure of English legal system and different sources of lawSources of law means origin of law i.e. binding of rules that governing human conduct.The law of different countries is differing from their origin and which is also surrounded bydifferent rules and regulations. European law is dealt with other ruling such as union law indifferent places. The rule of recognition is an obligation or duty which is imposing rule oneveryone. But this rule does not clearly identify different sources of law; but it directs to judgesto apply laws which has been identified (Blattman, Hartman and Blair, 2014). The governmenthas framed many rules and regulations and every business entity have to follow these laws onconsistently basis. Structure of English legal system are as follows:1
Figure 1: Structure of English Legal System(Source: English Court System, 2015)English Court System is generally divided into two parts i.e. civil and criminal.Proceedings of disputes are started in lower courts and appeals from these jurisdictions can beprogressed through higher court. If person has committed any serious offence and is liable forpenalty. On other side, civil case is arising between private companies, person etc. Criminal Court Civil Court Magistrate court – This is first tier of criminaljustice system, where all serious nature ofoffence started. Generally, it considered thoseoffences which are less serious and carry amaximum sentence of 6 months. Crown court – They are dealt with mostserious offence which leads in long prisonsentences. Court of appeal criminal division – Here,appeals from Crown courts are transferred toCountry Court – It considered those cases,where most civil actions are beginning. Theseincludes disputes between parties regardinggoods and services, money claims. High Court - In this, appeals from countrycourt are done. For example, defamation cases,personal injury, debt recovery are included.There are several division of court which helpthem to hearing appeals. 2
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