Business Law Assignment - KANGO (K)
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Added on 2020-12-24
Business Law Assignment - KANGO (K)
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Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1TASK 1............................................................................................................................................1TASK 2............................................................................................................................................3TASK 3............................................................................................................................................5TASK 4............................................................................................................................................7CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................9REFERENCES-.............................................................................................................................10
INTRODUCTIONBusiness law is the law governing the businesses in a country. It is the law which governsboth business and commerce. Business law deals with the law governing the manufacture andsale of consumer goods. The various corporate contracts and the law relating to hiring of goodsand services in a company. Present study is based on a company named KANGO (K) which wasestablished by Jay and Alex in 2016. This report consists on the English legal system. This alsoincludes the sources and the impact of the English legal system on the business. Formation ofdifferent types of organisations and the legal solutions to resolve a dispute.TASK 1English legal system.English legal system is the legal system of England and Wales, which comprise ofcriminal law and civil law. English legal system has its own courts and procedures. Act ofparliament, regulations and the by-laws are the three main components of the statutorylegislation.On the basis of judicial decisions, customs and their usage. The common law is beingused when the statutory law is not in action (Allen, 2017). Common law is the residual source oflaw. Common law is formed by the judges who apply both statutory law and establishedprinciples which are conclusions from the earlier decided cases.Sources of law.There are mainly three sources of law, that are as follows:European law - The law of European community has been a source of UK law since1973. the European council includes one nominee from each member state and is anexecutive and a policy making body by law. The decisions taken by the council aremostly the proposal of the council. Currently there are 27 commissioners in the council.The commissioners once appointed represent themselves in the community interest ratherthan National interest (Ashcroft, Ashcroft and Patterson, 2016).Parliament – The UK Parliament have a demographic supervision over the commission ofthe member. The President is appointed by the commission to take decisions on thematters concerning law. The council and parliament together formulate and adopt thelegislation but with the proposal of the commission.1
The courts – The courts consist of 25 judges and 8 advocates. The judges and theadvocates appointed by the common agreement, between government and the memberstates. The appointed judges can hold the office for subsequent 6 years.Effectiveness of legal system.The citizens of the UK have the residual freedom to speak and express their view andadvice unless the law expressly or impliedly prohibit such action. (Bayern, 2016) The head of thelegislation is determined by the monarch which is a hierarchy chains of kings, but the legalsystem is so defined that the legal dispute, is to be dissolved by the judiciary only and head of thestate have no powers to interrupt in the decision making unless the law specifies. Whenever anyperson concerned is being sued, there is the judicial opportunity to the person to be heard by thejudges and after hearing both the parties pass the decisions. There is a judicial review of theexecutive actions of the countries. Judicial reviews ensure that there is review and control on thepublic bodies which ensures that the public bodies acts in the respective power and there is nolegal use of their powers. (Cameron and Pagnattaro, 2017).General legislative process.The legislature of UK is created by parliament. The legislature usually consists of mainlytwo components that are: The House of Commons and The House of Lords.The various stages in which the bill is passed by the UK legislation:Step-1First reading- First reading is the causal reading of the content of bill and publication of the title.Step-2Second reading- Thereafter the bill is to be discussed in the House of Common and debate on thebill’s contents.Step-3Committee stage- Then a committee is appointed to study and evaluate the bill content andconclude with the negative and positive aspects for the Houses.Step-4Report stage- After the bill content have been evaluated the committee prepare the reportdescribing the bill content (Ashcroft, Ashcroft and Patterson, 2016).2
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