Law and the English Legal System: Sources of Law, Role of Government, Business Laws, Dispute Resolution

Law and the English
Legal System

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................................................2
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
P1. Sources of Law ....................................................................................................................3
P2. The role of government in creation of law and the application of common and statutory
law in courts................................................................................................................................3
P3. Using specific examples illustrate how company, employment and contract laws has a
potential impact on the business.................................................................................................4
P4. Formation of different types of business organisations........................................................5
P5. Discuss the Funding and Management of the various forms of businesses..........................6
P6. Suggest appropriate legal solutions to resolve the areas of dispute. ....................................7
CONCLUSION ...............................................................................................................................7
REFERNCES ..................................................................................................................................9
INTRODUCTION
The business is the body which governs and regulates all the activities as well as transactions
which takes place in an organisation. The basic objective behind the formation of such laws is to
ensure the protection of the activities of the business(Balzer and Schneider, 2021). The said
legislations also entails the various number of duties as well as responsibilities of the concerned
individuals. Other than this there also lies the various other legislations which contributes in
dealing the affairs of the business such as the company law, employment, law and the contract

laws of the country. The folliwi8ng report is going to cover the various sources of law along with
the explanation of the different forms of business. The report in its last part also suggests the best
suited legal solution in accordance of the given scenarios.
MAIN BODY
P1. Sources of Law
The country consists of the laws which are of partial written nature which means that there lies
the unwritten form of constitution in the United Kingdom. The ground aim behind the outlining
of such laws is that the individual interest of the people in the society can be protected. Further
there lies the two major types of sources of law which are the primary and secondary sources of
law. The primary sources are said to be the direct sources and comprises of the legislations
made by the parliament by following the due process of the law making as well as the judicial
precedents marked by the judges of the courts, which stands binding on all the other subordinate
courts of the country. The other being the secondary sources are not the original as well as the
direct sources of the law rather they are the result of extended discussion and the elaboration of
the various research works. The parliamentary debates which takes place in the parliament while
passing of any law is one such major example of secondary sources. Other than this the legal
discussions by the jurists, legal encyclopedia as well as the law journals and the text books by the
renowned authors are also considered as the form of secondary sources(Bell, 2018).
P2. The role of government in creation of law and the application of common and statutory
law in courts.
The process of formation of required laws for the country is a very complex task. The said
process comprises of the number of stages thro0ugh which the proposed bill is required to go
through. In UK, the parliament is said to be the authority which is embodied with the powers of
enactment of laws. Moreover, there lies the two house4s in the parliament as named house of
people and house of lords. The said stages of the process are as follows -
 First reading - it being the very first stage comprises of the step where the bill in actual
sense is introduced in the parliament.