Classifications of Law and Sources of Law in Business Law

BMP4002 BUSINESS LAW

TABLE OF CONTENT
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
PART 1: Classifications of Law......................................................................................................3
Defining laws and the identification of the respective legal systems in UK:..............................3
Explanation of the means of the classification of the laws with the English legal system:.........3
Explanation of the role of the courts and English legal system:..................................................4
Part 2: Source of law........................................................................................................................5
Explanation of the case law:........................................................................................................5
Explanation of the process of making legislation;.......................................................................5
The meaning and examples of the delegated legislation:............................................................6
Part 3: law making process for the United Kingdom.......................................................................6
Statutory duties for the employees for the side of their employers:............................................6
Explanation of the wrongful dismissal and unfair dismissal actions:..........................................7
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................8
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................1

INTRODUCTION
Business law is defined as the commercial law that determines and implies the
establishment of various legal and law related bodies whose considerations are embodied under
the business law and Companies Act of times as mentioned. This report of business law will be
composed with classifications of law, in which different legal systems will be explained with the
help of their examples and how do these practices take place in the UK (Chinnasamy,
Ramachandran, and Soundharaj, 2022). The English legal system will be identified in course of
which explanation of its elements will be highlighted along with the sources of law and the law
making process. The process of how laws are made in UK under all the statutory duties involved
will also be elaborated.
MAIN BODY
PART 1: Classifications of Law
Defining laws and the identification of the respective legal systems in UK:
By the term laws, it can be understood as a rule if conduct or an action that is clearly
described and explained in the books and legal documents. These legal documents and the
established principles are mandatory to be followed and the failure to which can result in the
violation of legal and statutory precedents by the law.
There are three separate legal systems in UK, one each for England and Wales,
Scotland, and Northern Island. The area and region of histories, and retention of their own
legal systems and traditions are identified under the respective acts of Union 1707 and 1800.
The main justice system is one of the three branches of the nation and the role of other two
branches are termed as the executive, and the legislature also known as the two houses of the
parliament. All the three branches are responsible to play their own defined roles, as prescribed
by the constitution of UK, to avoid the spread of misconception between the houses. To maintain
the integrity of states and nation, the act of separation of powers is formulated.
Explanation of the means of the classification of the laws with the English legal system:
Civil law: this law helps in dealing with the cases where something wrong is done with the
particular individual or against the particular individual. Civil law works as the part of the
country's set of laws that are concerned about the private affairs of the citizens. For example: this