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This report covers the legal system for business law in the UK, including classifications of law, sources of law, and the UK law making process for employment law. It also discusses the duties of employers and wrongful and unfair dismissal actions.

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This report provides the classification of laws that are being formulated by the legislative body presides in parliament. It also analyses the role of the courts in the English legal structure. It also discusses the sources of law and law making process of United Kingdom focusing specially on Employment law.

Legal System for Business: Classifications of Law, Source of Law, and UK Law Making Process for Employment Law

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Legal System for Business Law: UK Classification, Source of Law, and Employment Law

Legal System for Business Law: Classifications, Sources, and UK Law Making Process

Legal System for Business Law - BSc (Hons) Business Management - BMP4002 Business Law Assessment 1

Legal System for Business Law - BSc (Hons) Business Management - BMP4002 Business Law Assessment 1

Legal System for Business: Classifications of Law, Source of Law, and UK Law Making Process for Employment Law

Legal System for Business: Classifications of Law, Source of Law, and UK Law Making Process