Business law on KANGO Assignment
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Business law on KANGO Assignment
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Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1TASK 1............................................................................................................................................1P 1 Different source of Law:.......................................................................................................1P 2 The role of government In law making and also analyse the statutory law and commonlaw is applied in the court...........................................................................................................2TASK 2............................................................................................................................................3P 3 Illustrate with examples about the impact of company law, employment law and contractlaw has a potential impact upon business...................................................................................3TASK 3 ...........................................................................................................................................5P 4 Different types of business organisation are legally formed................................................5P 5 Evaluating the process of managing and funding the business organisation........................5TASK 4 ...........................................................................................................................................8P 6 Recommending legal solutions for revolving the range of dispute......................................8CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................9REFERENCE ................................................................................................................................10
INTRODUCTIONLaws means the rules which every individual, community and society has to follow tomaintain proper living standards in the country and also there are imposed with penalty is anyonefails to follow the rules. Business law means that rules which are made to be follow by thebusinessman. This includes the day from staring the business, to the day when it ends meansdealing on goods and services, clients, customers and also majorly type of business is specifiedin these laws. Present report is based on KANGO (K) company which was founded in 2016 byJay and Alex and they engaged their business in home delivery meals and also deliver the foodonline. Report will include the nature of legal system and also comparison of statutory law andcommon law applied in the courts. It also includes the impact of law on the business and alsosome illustration to link with the K company. Further its includes the formation of different typeof business organisation and their management and funded in the company. Lastly it includeslegal solution to resolve area of dispute.TASK 1P 1 Different source of Law:English law system is the body which is created by state that enforce all authorities tofollow described sanctions in order to make any kind of judgement. English law system hasseveral rules and regulations that describe acceptable behaviour.Parliament is considered as responsible body that makes law in UK, content of law aredetermined by European union. British legal system ensure that all kind of legal disputes areresolved in front of court and sanctions are designed that defines penalties or compensations forparticular wrongful activity (Alix Admas, 2010). One of the major characteristics of English law system is that it has less influence ofRoman law. Judges are given creative powers to make correct decision on any matter. Judges areact as principal law makers and parliament supersede their power. According to English legalsystem judges are bound to follow relevant precedents and accordingly they have to maketheirjudgement. Another important feature of such legal system is that it has adversarial nature.Laws means the rules which are imposed on human being or on company's to behaveproperly within the society and other person whom they are dealing for business purpose. Thereare various sources of law such as European law, Uk legislation and common law. K company1
had decided to trained their staff and provide knowledge regrading various legal system. Toestablish a company with certain norms is beneficial so that they can run the company smoothlywithout any legal issues (Adams, 2015). European law, parliament and the court are three mainsources of law. As European law, it is a law enacted and operated by the members of Europeanand has political, social and economic policies to represent the decisions against the members oftheir trade union. They have the power to make and amend the laws as they are the firstconstitution which provides law to the country and also applies throughout the members of thecountry. There are various sources of European law such as the treaties, regulations, directivesCommon law is source of law which is used by the judicial decision in case of precedent whichmeans that the action and decision are already judged by the courts. It includes civil cases,criminal cases(Ungerer and Ziaka, 2017). There is huge difference between criminal law andcivil law system. The main purpose of criminal law is to regular behaviour so that criminalactivities can be minimised, on other hand civil law’s main agenda is to give rights to people thatmay help in governing their relationships with others (Alix Admas, 2010). Parliament has 785members and they are elected by people. It has democratic supervisionover commission. Advocates support the claimant and they pass opinion in court. Furthermore,court is another essential source, once court pass any decision then it get immediately effective. UK legislation or Statutory laws are usually regulated by the legislative body and they arepassed by the common law and regulatory acts to enact the statutes in the constitution. They arewritten judgement and normally decision are taken on the basis of allotted judgement mentionedin the legislature(Allen and Kraakman, 2016).P 2 The role of government In law making and also analyse the statutory law and common law isapplied in the court.While making law the role of government is to analyse the aspect which is to be changedwhile implementing or entering into new aspect in the company structure. The role ofgovernment is to analyse the importance of implementing the law and also find out the need tochange the rules so that it will result in better understanding and more productive use for humanbeings and benefits to society(Twomey, Jennings and Greene, 2016).Parliament is the leading body where all the law is made, judges work as law makers buttheir power are being superseded by parliament.2
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