Business Law: Legal System, Legislation, and Disputes

BUSINESS LAW

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................4
SECTION 1 (NATURE OF LEGAL SYSTEM ON BUSINESSES).............................................4
TASK 1............................................................................................................................................4
Explanation of the legal system in United Kingdom and the difference between civil law and
criminal law.................................................................................................................................4
Overview of the sources of law in United Kingdom...................................................................5
2.Explanation on the role of government in law-making and how statutory and common law is
applied.........................................................................................................................................5
3.Explanation of the key legislation, regulations and standards that a new business needs to be
aware of.......................................................................................................................................6
4.Analysis of the potential implications of law on a business....................................................7
5.Provide a critical reflection of the UK legal system using examples to demonstrate strengths
and weaknesses...........................................................................................................................8
TASK 2............................................................................................................................................8
An introduction to different types and classification of business organisations in both the
public and private sectors............................................................................................................8
A critical evaluation of the advantages and disadvantages of different legal structures.............8
How different organisations are managed and funded in both public and private sectors..........8
SECTION 2 (LEGAL SOLUTIONS TO BUSINESS PROBLEMS).............................................8
Legal solutions for resolving disputes.........................................................................................8
10.Different source of legal advise...........................................................................................10
CONCLUSION..............................................................................................................................12
REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................13

INTRODUCTION
Business law is the most important and integrated project of all kinds and businesses
which one of the most regulation that all businesses have all organisations have to follow all the
rules and guidelines made by the government. Ethical and logical in nature and one has to
computer as per the guidelines of the books. There are several types of organisations and their
size scope and different set of rules explain several sectors and district disputes as per system.
SECTION 1 (NATURE OF LEGAL SYSTEM ON BUSINESSES)
TASK 1
Explanation of the legal system in United Kingdom and the difference between civil law and
criminal law.
This is term of United kingdom is very easy and moderately understandable or which is
generally easy for every person and organisation to understand and take decision accordingly.
Generate the benefits these organisation get from such law is non biased and everyone has equal
opportunity to generate revenue and make better market in the workplace. in all the legalization
of generally the last signature . The separate houses which have to take all the regulations which
are the house of Lords and house of commons generally as in term known as the parliament of
the country. There is no one of the Parliament and Parliament rules and regulation final decision
cannot be ruled over by any other authority in the country.
In present scenario, the legal system United kingdom is bifurcated into 2 sections to civil
and criminal law. Both of these have different work and their own set of guidelines in civil law
generally the perception as per the land of the ruling of country. Disputes regarding matters
related to search are discussed in their quotes and the guidelines are provided by Joshua any
issues disputes between organisation two people or two entities is entertained under civil law. As
per the guidelines of criminal law very clear and got any issues accused or guilty in the matter of
any criminal activity or incident is discussed and just under criminal law of country. Search even
have applied the common rule of law which is only applicable in sums in areas where the
conditions and situations are not as per the guidelines so then the magistrates get the power in
their hand can perform a different judgement for such cases (Mouzas, and Henneberg, 2015)

Overview of the sources of law in United Kingdom.
There are several sources of law under the United kingdom legislation which are the main
guidance and providers of correct legal bodies and entities in the country some of them are
mentioned below:
a) Act of Parliament: the act of parliament is generally the ruling than guidelines as per
which all the bills are passed and drafted and given for the correct assessment.
b) European Court: Disco directly helmsman of the mermaid II case laws of the country
and have to work as per the guideline of Scotland and whales.
c) Common law: this was created in the time of Kings ruling where the final rulings given
by the king was the prominent final law which was supported and followed by all its.
This type of ruling was later on provided by the government and accepted as an order of
reformative. This was created for particular scenarios with the laws and guidelines reach
an impasse and cannot take a particular decisions then the power and authority goes
directly to the magistrate ruling the case law.
2.Explanation on the role of government in law-making and how statutory and common law is
applied.
In UK, ab is drafted as per the requirements of society and it is the duty of all the
members of parliament and the ruling party to make several amendments and changes in the Lost
keys bills are created as per the guidelines and are discussed as per the below mentioned stages:
 First Reading: in the first reading of the bill where all the members of Parliament have
to create a proper report and present under legal bodies. Here all the basis and purpose of
creating this bill is mentioned and the opposition is supposed to evaluate the bill draft.
 Second Reading: it’s one of the most crucial stages while filing the bill in the Parliament
there has to be a correct otherwise ration and proper recording of all the facts mentioned.
The opposition parties have to provide their feedback which shall be either in a positive
or negative aspects.
 Committee stage: Here, all the changes made in the second reading in the bill have to be
made under the guidelines of law, all the mark changes have to be made under the
guidelines and for the send to the reports date
 Report Stage: here, all the facts and figures of the builder mentioned and provided as a
correct report management system.