English Legal System and Sources of Laws : Report
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Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1TASK 1............................................................................................................................................1P1 English legal system structure and various sources of law...............................................1P2 Role of government in making laws and application of common and statutory law........2TASK 2............................................................................................................................................4P3 Legal obligations of employees and application of law for the scenario..........................4TASK 3 .........................................................................................................................................5P4 Legal solutions for Calvin and MR Dan cases..................................................................5P5 Justification for both Mr Dan and Calvin cases................................................................6TASK 4............................................................................................................................................7P6 Alternative dispute resolution process and alternative legal solution for Antwon and Tyrell................................................................................................................................................7CONCLUSION ...............................................................................................................................9REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................10
INTRODUCTIONThe legal system helps organisations, employees and people to secure theirrights and protection against illegal activities. The report covers the English legal systemand different sources of laws. The role of government for making laws will be discussedin this report. Employees legal obligations are assessed with a scenario in this reporteffectively. Legal solutions for both Calvin and Mr Dan cases is also assessed in thisreport with their justifications. Finally the report covers the Alternative DisputeResolution process and alternative legal solution for Antwon and Tyrell.TASK 1P1 English legal system structure and various sources of lawENGLISH LEGAL SYSTEM STRUCTUREEnglish legal system includes civil and criminal law which is applied in Englandand Wales effectively. Both criminal and civil laws have their own branches, courts andprocedures to solve the claims provided by ordinary people. In respect to this, court ofappeal and court of justice considered by the civil laws. United Kingdom has notseparate legal system that it is formulated by the political unions which is developed byprevious independent countries efficiently. There are three legal system which is appliedin United Kingdom at a particular geographical area (Adams, 2015). The common lawfrom English legal system is managed by the present judges in the courts. Judges in thecourt uses the precedent and legal statue to solve the cases. There are some certainrules which are derived from legalisation and others are known as common lawseffectively. SOURCESCommon law: Common laws are based on ethical customers and alsoconsidered as an ancient law which is applied in England effectively. This will beenforced and recognised by the judgements made in courts efficiently.Law from the EU: The law from EU are the common laws which is managed bythe members of European Union countries and this is also assessed with rulesand regulation to be followed by the organisations in their operations at marketsof European countries effectively. There are some laws which is originated with1
law from EU such as Employment act, Trade union act and rules for import andexport.Statutes: Statutes are used for those laws which are formulated and developedby the parliaments of UK. The laws of statutory and statutes is also originated witparliaments. Employment rights act 1996 is associated with the statutory laws.Drafts and bills proposals are provided to parliament first then after to royalassent for passing and approval (Bawa, Audette and Reese, 2016). Civil law: Civil laws are made for the ordinary people in case if they find anydiscrimination or wrong commitment from any kind of business that they are ableto make a claim against it in civil courts effectively. The court manage cases lessthan £25000 and assess injuries less than £50000.Legislation: The legalisation laws are created by legislature. The crucial part oflegalisation is act of parliament and it is based on UK parliament. UK parliamentconsidered house of lord and house of common. 650 members are involved inhouse of common and each of them defines a geographic constituency. Voters inthe parliament use the 'first past the post' method for voting effectively.Role of Barristers: A barrister is the person who helps to provide legal advicefor the problem and also represent businesses and people in the court forsolution effectively. Barristers provide advices for the parties to solve theirproblems in an appropriate way and manner.Role of Solicitor: The Role of a Solicitor is not simple as it look likes. He is alegal professional who provide guidance to the business operations which isrelated to the judicial and different cases effectively and efficiently.Role of Judges: The judge is a person who communicate with the lawyers in thecourt and also listen the case carefully with written and tangible evidenceseffectively. The final decisions are also made by the judges sitting in the courtsaccording to the provided evidences. P2 Role of government in making laws and application of common and statutory lawEvery organisation should follow the rules and regulations which is developedand formulated by the government in order to make the statutory laws. There are somelegalisation which should be managed by the government in order to face the society2
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