Business Law Assignment - Sale of Goods and Supply of Services
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Business Law Assignment - Sale of Goods and Supply of Services
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Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1TASK 1............................................................................................................................................11.1 Analyse and advice Ben on the legal rules of implied terms relating to the sale of goodsand supply of services............................................................................................................11.2 Statutory provisions for transfer of property and possession...........................................11.3 Statutory provisions on buyer’s and seller’s remedies in sale of goods contracts...........21.4 Analysing and giving advice on product liability legal rules and statutory provisions forfaulty goods............................................................................................................................3TASK 2............................................................................................................................................32.1 Explaining different type of credit agreement used by Ben as a customer......................32.2 Legal rules of termination of contract if Ben is unable to pay the amount in the future..42.3 General features of Agency and differentiating between the different types of agents.. .42.4 Rights and duties of an agent that will help Ben when he will become and agent byhimself....................................................................................................................................5TASK 3............................................................................................................................................63.1 Explaining monopolies and anti-competitive practice legislation in the UK...................63.2 Explaining the role of the Competition Commission and the UK Office of Fair Tradingnow merged in the Competition and Markets Authority in regulating Monopolies and Anti-competitive practices..............................................................................................................63.3. Defining dominant positions within the EU common market.........................................73.4 Discussing instances when under EU law, exemptions will be made to potentiallyanticompetitive practices........................................................................................................7TASK 4............................................................................................................................................84.1 Identifying and explaining the different forms of intellectual property rights.................84.2 Outlining the principles relating to the protection of inventions through patent rights andlegal rules preventing their infringement...............................................................................84.3 Describing the principles relating to copyright protection and the legal rules preventingtheir infringement...................................................................................................................8
4.4 Comparing and contrasting the protection of trademarks and business names givingpractical examples..................................................................................................................9CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................9REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................10Books and Journals:..............................................................................................................10
INTRODUCTIONThe laws and regulations that are associated with the business activities will help insuitable rise in the operational capability that will support good rise in operations of theorganisation. A good following of the legal obligations and laws will support good rise of theorganisation (Zhu and Zhu, 2016). Besides this, it facilitates development of a good relationshipand trust level of the customers. This report will lay a deep emphasis on the different activitiesthat have been performed by the individuals and firms to gain good judicial support. Variouslegal factors, processes, operations and activities have been discussed by the means of differentcase studies and their justification. Rules and regulations regarding the sales of goods andcontract development, customer credit and agency competition law and saving of the intellectualproperty of the firm that will support a good rise in the satisfaction level of the customer or thefirm have also been elucidated in the given report. TASK 11.1 Analyse and advice Ben on the legal rules of implied terms relating to the sale of goods andsupply of servicesAccording to laws and regulation that have been associated for sales of goods in UK, Benis liable to get the proper compensation from the seller of car or dealers of the agency. This willhelp him to get proper financial support. As Ben got information about the car from anadvertisement in a magazine and had a good deal over the car by paying the desired amount bythe seller, he is liable to get proper refund of his money in case he is not satisfied with the qualityof vehicle he had received. However, Ben had to thoroughly read the contract or the details ofcontract with his dealers before taking delivery of the car. As of now, dealer had used the clause9 in contract that frees the firm from any sort of responsibility regarding the car. Other than this, he can get the support from Citizens Advice Bureaux that will help himto get proper legal support for his problem and get the rightful refund from his dealer or seller ofthe car. Moreover, Ben can also make a claim about the threat the car possessed due to faultyengine and working that could have been a danger to him and his family's life. 1.2 Statutory provisions for transfer of property and possession.The statutory provision will involve the development of a good and strong contract thatwill help to build a better agreement between Ben and Dealer (El Hazzouri, Carvalho and Main,2015). This will help him to own a better control over the possession of any property or1
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