BMP4002 Business Law Report

BMP4002 BUSINESS LAW
REPORT

TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................2
PART 1: CLASSIFICATIONS OF LAW.......................................................................................2
Law and Legal systems................................................................................................................2
Classification of Laws.................................................................................................................2
Role of Courts..............................................................................................................................3
PART 2: SOURCES OF LAW........................................................................................................4
Case Laws....................................................................................................................................4
Legislation making process.........................................................................................................4
Delegated Legislation..................................................................................................................5
PART 3: UK LAW MAKING PROCESS......................................................................................5
Statutory duties of Employers.....................................................................................................5
Dismissal......................................................................................................................................6
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................7
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................8
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INTRODUCTION
Business law refers to the sets of rules and regulations which is formed by the constitution
of nation. This business laws are concerned with the business activities (Askew, and Bone,
2019). The aim of formulation of law is to provide justice and resolve the conflicts faced by
organization or customer of nation. The law is formed to punish the victim who break the rules
and regulation.
The present report will examine the laws of legal system in UK and what function or
roles played by the courts of nation in order to decrease the crime rate in the country. The study
will shade light on what are sources of laws and their process as well as highlight law making
process of United Kingdom.
PART 1: CLASSIFICATIONS OF LAW
Law and Legal systems
Law refers to the system of rules and regulation formed by the society as well as representative
government to the country in order to deal with crimes as well as criminals. Law consists of
several actions for example imprisonment and penalties. The norms are formed under the
constitution is imposable to every citizen of the particular country. Different nation has different
sets of laws.
The UK does not work within individual legal system because laws were created by
political union of nations. UK legal system is bifurcated into three separate parts i.e. England and
Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland. These laws of United Kingdom are executed as per the
geographical region (Damerell and Waldron, 2019)
Classification of Laws
Law of United Kingdom is separated into two parts which will be elaborated as follows:
a) Civil Law:
It refers to the rules and regulation formed to solve the disputes between individual
person and the administration as well as between parties. In civil offence if one person proved
guilty then that individual become liable for compensation instead of imprisonment. Usually
civil law consists of statement or opinion associate to commercial enterprise (Partington, 2021).
The cases of civil law are filed by the private parties. Here the examples of civil law such
individual harm, failure of agreement, Occupation tribunals, negligence are fought.
b) Criminal Law:
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