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BUSINESS LAWSContentsIntroduction.................................................................................................................................................3Task 1..........................................................................................................................................................3Implementation of the legal rules on implied terms based on the sale of goods and supply of services..3Apply the statutory provisions on the transfer of property and possession..............................................4Evaluate the statutory provisions on customer’s and retailer’s remedies.................................................5Apply product liability statutory provisions............................................................................................6Differentiate between types of credit agreements....................................................................................7Apply termination rights, default notices and rules.................................................................................9Task 2........................................................................................................................................................10Differentiate between the different types of agent.................................................................................10Evaluation the duties and rights of an agent..........................................................................................11Duties of Agents....................................................................................................................................11Rights of Agents....................................................................................................................................11Outline monopolies and anti-competitive implementation legislation in the UK...................................12The role of the Competition Commission within the context of monopolies and anti-competitive implementations and the UK Office of Fair Trading.............................................................................14Define dominant positions within the EU common market...................................................................15Consider the application of EU exemptions to potentially anti-competitive implementations...............15Identify differing forms of intellectual property with examples............................................................16Compare and Contrast the protection of trademarks and business names..............................................16Task 3........................................................................................................................................................17The principles relating to the fortification of inventions through patent rights and their infringement to advise Tony and James..........................................................................................................................17Describe the principles relating to copyright protection and their infringement as part of the advice to Tony and James.....................................................................................................................................17Conclusion.................................................................................................................................................18References.................................................................................................................................................19Page 2 of 20

BUSINESS LAWSIntroductionThe report is based on the business laws. The report describes the consumer and retailer rights and responsibilities under the Law. The objective of the report is to offer application and knowledge of the law. Moreover, it is vital for a business to follow work legal rules and regulations so as to run the business smoothly without any obstacles from the government. Moreover, the business laws are surrounded with various laws like tax laws, employment laws, laws concerning intellectual property and laws based on bankruptcy. These laws impact on handling the operations in business and taking operative decisions. Task 1Implementation of the legal rules on implied terms based on the sale of goods and supply of servicesThe sale of products and supply of services have positive laws to ensure security and safety to the purchasers or customers. The provision concerning about the sale of property and amount of services come from the Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982 as well as the Sale of Goods Act1979. Based on sale of products absolute terms are related(MacIntyre, 2016). Besides, these words are categorized as express or implied. Mrs. Smith should follow some legal rules to maintain a good relationship with the suppliers such as Alf & Sons and other salon equipment dealers. Mrs. Smith should apply Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982 (SGSA). Aside from the particular law is comprised of two parts. In the first part, the provision of goods is embedded and in the second part supply of services is embedded. Additionally, the Sales of Good Acts will help Mrs. Smith to lay down a small number of necessary legal rules regarding the array of implied terms and opinions which aim to reflect the commercial prospects in the most regularly approved sales contracts. Implied terms relating to the supply of services are discussed below:Page 3 of 20

BUSINESS LAWSAccording to section 12 of Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982, any contract for the provision of duty nevertheless of whether goods are also provided should be included, and the contracts of apprenticeship should be excluded (MacIntyre, 2016). In this section,there is no need for considering money, There is also an implied term concerning reasonable price and time. The particular name is associated with performing services within a reasonable price and time.According to section 13 of Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982, the functions should be implemented with proper and reasonable skill and care where the supplier acts on the course of business.After the application of law, Mrs. Smith will be able to protect all customers because today the modern law has proved that consumers have become more and more driven to trust on the skill, decision, and honesty of retailer.Apply the statutory provisions on the transfer of property and possessionThe laws concerning the transmission of assets lay down on Sec 18 to 25 of the Sales of Good Act. These statutory requirements are applied in the business of Mrs. Smith(Kelly, 2017). The rule is discussed below:The intention of parties should be determined by Mrs. Smith in the contract of sale of particular goods. According to the law concerning the transfer of property, goods should be disregarded. Inthe contract of sale of disregarded product, Mrs. Smith must ascertain the goods else it will not be moved to the purchaser(Kelly, 2017). Section 20 states that where there is a categorical contract for the sale of precise products in a deliverable state, the property in the goods licenses to the customers when the deal is Page 4 of 20

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