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Business Law Assignment - KANGO company

   

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BUSINESS LAW

TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3TASK 1............................................................................................................................................3TASK 2............................................................................................................................................5TASK 3............................................................................................................................................6TASK 4............................................................................................................................................8CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................9REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................11

INTRODUCTIONBusiness law is the body of law which governs business and commerce and is oftenconsidered to be a branch of civil law and deals both with issues of private law and public law.The business laws are implemented by government to make business know about the rules andregulations they need to follow for carrying out the business. Business laws needs to be adheredby business while setting it up. The regulation related with contract, hire prices, manufacturing,selling is also defined under business law. Present study will lay emphasis on KANGO whichwas established by Jay and Alex in 2016 and provides home delivery meal. Report will explainthe nature of legal structure. It will also provide explanation about the English legal system.Assignment will provide focus on the registered company providing the legal solution to theproblem. TASK 1English legal systemEnglish legal system is one of the oldest law which has been incorporated in Englandand Wales. It is also known as English law. This law comprises of both civil and criminal law.English legal system provides the law, rules and regulations which business needs to follow inorder to carry out their business. English law is being considered as the origin of the commonlaw. This law also possesses its own legal doctrine. It makes the working of the organizationsystematic. Division of law-Civil law- Civil law can be defined as the system which is legal and it has been originated inEurope. The English law has been taken from the Roman law, it is fully based on the frameworkof the Roman law. The civil wring includes breach of contract, negligence, breach of care ofduty, tort (Lee, Yiu vand Cheung, 2016). In this type of law, the remedies are available to thedamaged party in the form of monetary charges even it is physical damage which has been done.Fine and imprisonment can also be given for the period of 6-12 months. Criminal law- This type of law is totally related with the crime. In this type of law, thepunishment is given to those individuals who prohibits the law. Rehabilitation can also be givento them. Any individual who is engaged in life threatening, harmful acts like murder, theft,sexual assault are punished within the court. These offences are considered as the most serious3

one in the eye of law. The remedies which are available for these crimes are life time ofimprisonment. Sources of law-Customs- Custom are one of the most important source of law. This is very important in thelegal system. It can be usage or habit. These are based on the trust, belief, values, thoughts andtraditions of people. Government makes sure that no laws hamper the values and belief aspectsof any culture. These are very important for the harmony of nation. Common law- Common law is also known as the judge made law or case law. In this type oflaw if the court has resolved the similar dispute before, then they are bounded to follow the samejudgement afterwards. Doctrine of judicial precedent is used for ruling which is given throughthe binding effect. All lower court also needs to follow the higher court decisions on the samejudgement matter. Act of parliament- It is one of the most important source of law. An act of parliament, alsocalled primary legislation, an act of parliament can be enforced in all of the UK constituentcountries. The act of parliament act between 1861 to 1947. Legislative proposals are brought before either house of parliament in form the bill passes byboth the houses of parliament.Act of parliament become into meaningParliament has authority to make new laws or make changes in existing legislation. It isessential that such act are approved by House of lords and commons. It came into existence in1849, it is printed on Vellum.Tracking bill formationA proposed new law is called a bill. Bills must be agreed by both Houses of Parliament andreceive Royal Assent fromthe Queen before they can become Acts of Parliament which makeour law (Lee, Yiu vand Cheung, 2016). The bill is first brought up in the parliament through thefirst reading. This first reading is taken as the official notice that bill is going to be proposed. Itcontains the information related to what bill is going to be about. After this the second readingis been conducted. In this the principles are taken on the house of the floor. The bill after this isconsented by small groups of MP’s. They take time to prepare it and then discuss the bill. Afterthe second reading comes the third reading. At this stage there exists a debate over the bill. If4

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