Roles of Executive, Judiciary, and Legislature in Business Law

Business law and
Ethics

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY..................................................................................................................................3
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................6
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................7

INTRODUCTION
Business law is that branch of the law that help in defining all the activities and functions of
the business. This law she is that all the activities of the business carried out in an effective way
which is legal and ethical. Business law mainly comprises of all several other laws that are
related to activities of business either directly or indirectly such as the laws relating to
employment, the laws that relates to the contract, company law and many others (Rendtorff,
2019). There are many kinds of businesses which are carried by the owners but for that they need
proper regulations so that the activities and the functioning of the business is ethically carried out
without any ill practices of the company.
The aim of this essay is to understand the roles of Executive, Judiciary and legislature. It
also aims at understanding the remedies and limitation imposed by the court relating to the
specific performance of the contract. It also shows the basic difference that exist between the
general partnership and the limited liability company. Lastly, it also explain about the ethical
dismissal of an employee of a company.
MAIN BODY
The law of the UK is based upon the doctrine of separation of powers. The government in
UK basically is divided into two three branches that is executive, legislature and the judiciary.
Each of these branches have been given with the separate powers and responsibilities with
respect to the nation. Legislative is that branch of the government that make the law in the
country (Buckley, 2020). Any bill which is passed in the Parliament after it receives majority by
the members of the Parliament or the Legislature comes into force only when it is approved by
the royal queen. The next is the executive branch of the government which comprises of the
Prime Minister and various other local government branches such as the measures of the city.
The executive branch of the government is responsible for the implementation of the bill that
was produced by the parliament (Mance, 2018). All the actions of the executive branch are
limited by the Judiciary and also the publicity. The last branch of the government is judiciary.
This basically is the system of the court in which the Supreme Court has the highest authority
among all the other courts in the UK. The members of this branch of the Government have the
highest authority and possess great power only because they are entitled to decide what law will