Role of Main Branches of Government and Remedy of Limitations Imposed by Courts

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Contents
INTRODUCTION.......................................................................................................................................2
MAIN BODY..............................................................................................................................................3
Role of main branches of government.....................................................................................................3
Remedy of limitations imposed by courts and specific performance with reference to case law.............4
Difference between a general partnership in terms to separate limited liability and legal personality.....5
How an employee can be dismissed at law in context with ethical perspective.......................................5
CONCLUSION...........................................................................................................................................5
REFERENCES............................................................................................................................................7

INTRODUCTION
A limited liability partnership is defined as a term in which all partners depending on
jurisdiction have certain limited level of liabilities. It is considered as a business structure which
provides different liability protection for all the owners in terms of potential tax breaks and
certain other benefits also (Wong, 2021).The below report is based on London law LLP
internship. In accordance with this an interview process was been conducted in which various
questions were been asked in context with department like contracts, corporate, employment and
public. An individual was asked different questions and these were roles of organs of
government in terms of the Executive, judiciary and the legislature and remedy of all limitations
which are imposed by the courts and specific performance with reference to the case law.
MAIN BODY
Role of main branches of government
 There are three key branches of administration which is a legislature, judiciary and
executive. In terms of British parliament it is the legislative organ of government which
is divided into dual parts and these are the elected House of lords and elected House of
commons. The executive organ is made up of the government machine only and is
accountable for implementing all the bills which are shaped by the parliament. In terms
of the third organ which is judiciary it is considered as the last branch of power in United
Kingdom and is made up of the court system. These people are the one who decide what
law should in applied to a specific case. In context with the branch of legislature as per
London, United Kingdom, both House of Commons and House of Lords can introduce
bills but in context with House of Lords they cannot propose a bill. The main role of
legislature is their law making functions. In earlier times, laws were either been provided
by customs, traditions or were issued by kings ( Fagetan, 2021). But as per present
situation legislature is the chief source of law. It states the overall will into laws and
perceives it as a legal character. They also play the role of transforming the demand of
people into authoritative laws. Legislature also reflects public opinions in context all
issues that are being arise. They control overall finances and without the approval of
them executive can’t spend any form of money.
 The role of executive branch of government, they have full authority and responsibility
for regular administration. Their main role is to execute and enforcement of laws. In
relation with London law and UK government the executive branch involves leaders with
the top leadership roles. There are different roles which are performed by the executive.
The most important is to maintain both law as well as order. They need to rely on an
administration staff in order to control and direct the public administration. In relation
with all military functions the executive appoints top army and allocates funds. In context
with London law, they regulate financial business of whole country in the form of setting
up a budget