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Report on Aspects of Administrative Law and Contract Law

   

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Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................1CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................6REFERENCES................................................................................................................................7

INTRODUCTIONIn this modern era, law is a term which assists in effective re4gulation of functioning ofna country. Law can be recognised as a concept, which is evolved with an aim to regulatebehaviour of community and societal people. In addition to this, there are different parts of lawwhich can be defined as company law, business and contract law, civil law etc 1. In this presentreport, various aspects of administrative law and contract law will be discussed. Also, terms oflaw of obligations will be highlighted, in this present assignment. Furthermore, role of judiciarysystem in formation of decisions will also be elaborated. MAIN BODY“Law and order was established for an objective to institute justice andwhen they are not successful in this, they act as a dangerously structured dams,that hinder the flow of social progress”“Miller v SS for Exiting the EU UKSC [2017] UKSC 5”With reference to the given case law of Miller v SS for Exiting the EU UKSC [2017]UKSC 5, Supreme court has provided with a judgement in a cited case law. In this case,government was required to establish a fact that, it should make a start to proceedings ofwithdrawal of UK from EU, with no reference of the Parliament. It was also considered bySupreme court, whether devolution arrangements of UK, have created an impact on the capacityof Government to activate article 50 of Treaty on European Union. In the coted case, UK government was of opinion to leave European Union, with anintention to invoke article 50 framed by Constitution of EU. Furthermore, a referendum hasasked, whether there is a requirement of approval of Parliament, before notification is beinggiven by UK government for its withdrawal 2. Then, it was concluded that an act of parliament isneeded. At that time, government of UK has argued that it can use prerogative powers to actupon its exit is completely in accordance with the provisions of Constitution. On the other hand,it has been argued by other side that, Government of UK is not authorised to exercise itsprerogative powers. In addition to this, in accordance with Provisions of article 50, if UK wantsto leave European Union, then, it is required to fulfil some minimum conditions, as it would1Barnett H. Constitutional and administrative law. Taylor & Francis; 2017.2Cane P. Administrative law. OUP Oxford; 2011 Jul 7.1

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