Explaining Different Sources and Role of Government in Law-making in Business Law

This article explains the primary and secondary sources of law, including legislations and case law. It also discusses the role of government in law-making and the application of statutory and common law in justice courts. The effectiveness of the legal system is evaluated in terms of recent reforms and developments. The article focuses on business law and its impact on organizations.

Business Law

INTRODUCTION
Business law are based upon those laws that has been used in order to make business
organization form as per legal structure within country. This is based upon various legal
perspectives which helps in making government of country protect its project culture. Also the
law has been dealing with more effective working which make goals and objectives achieved
more effectively within business organization. These laws ensure that organization performing
business activities makes organizations achieve full perseverance which makes goals and
objectives achieved in more impactful manner. Business law makes various task of business
organization done with more ease and help them in attaining stability with growth. Scope of
these laws are wider as the affect business functions directly. Nature is dynamic as they have
tendency to impact business organizations in both internal and external manner. The file covers
sources of law, role of government in law making and various business organizations has been
explained in first task. In second task Alternate dispute resolution process with legal solutions is
covered.
TASK
P1 Explain different sources of law
Laws means those rules which is used in order to make action taken regarding activities
that has been conducted within society. Also they have set legislation formed with laws making
organizations work as per factors which impacts peace of society. Laws are created through
various kinds of sources which are of primary and secondary nature making development of
knowledge about particular legal aspect with legal elements of society. These sources are based
upon two important factors which are given as follows with proper explanation:
Primary sources: These are very first source that has been used in order to make
knowledge attained about various aspects helps in law making possible. They have been
explained as follows:
 Legislations: Legislation means those legislation that has helped in making laws related
over aspects which exists within society(Uniyal, and Sharma, 2018). This is most
important source which makes law formation done effectively.

 Case law: This is an important source which helps in providing information over various
kinds case. It makes laws formed as per the facts and issues related to case making
judgement passed in more relevant manner.
Secondary sources: These are sources that is related upon information which provides with
primary sources. The source has been explained as follows:s
 Encyclopedia: These the sources which is provides upon information that is based upon
legal terms used in legal process this makes various terms to be understood in impactful
manner.
 Legal books: This makes information provided in relation over law and legislation
helpful in making knowledge attained by law students making academic goals achieved
by them.
P2 Explain the role of government in law-making and how statutory and common law is applied
in the justice courts.
Legal system is one of the most important part which helps in developing strong legal
structure leading towards developing legislations and law in appropriate manner. There are three
main organs that leads over law formation within UK. Further the organs has been explained as
follows:
 Legislative: They are one of the most important organ which is used in law making of
UK. Legislatives helps in making statutory legislations created with proper process that
has been adopted by parliament of UK(Shikha, Arvind, and Gupta, 2021). This process is
known as three reading system within which first stage includes presentation of bill by
the ruling government. Then in second stage bill is discussed in detail an voting takes
place over it in the House of Commons. Then comes third stage in this stage bill is send
to House of Lords with amendments and they send bill for Royal assistance. After the
assistance bill becomes permanent law
 Executive: This is second most important organ which leads upon making execution of
law possible. The organ contains administrative authorities that has been given power to
delegate authority. It helps in executing laws with proper effectiveness and strong
interference.

 Judiciary: This is third most important organ which helps in making laws created in
more effective manner. They are protector of constitution and fundamental rights that
makes judiciary deal with legality of laws formed.
There are two important laws which are authentic in nature and is acceptable within legal
system of United Kingdom. These laws are used within courts in order to conduct trials they are
statutory and common law has been explained as follows:
Statutory Law: It is considered to be permanent laws which are formed through proper
process applied in trials of courts. These laws are formed in order to control activities taking
place in society. This laws is used within legal process for making civil and criminal cases
covered with relevant laws applied.
Common law: These law are based upon common law principles which makes
judgements to be passed in landmark cases. The aspect is based upon analysis of case done in
relation over facts and issues raised within case which make proper judgement passed in relation
over case. The laws is used by courts only when special circumstances arises where statutory
laws fails to provide justice in its real sense(Sharma, and Mandal, 2020).
M1 Evaluate the effectiveness of the legal system in terms of recent reforms and developments.
Legal system of United Kingdom is based upon various perspectives existing within
society. In United Kingdom there are two main laws which are used that are civil and criminal
law. In civil law individual are targetted and issues related to them has been solved and in
criminal law all kinds of aspects related to public has been covered. In civil law civil procedure
code has been used and in criminal law criminal procedure code is used. Criminal law deals with
cases related to theft, extortion and murder and in civil law cases related over property, torts and
sate issues are handled. Both the laws has helped upon making legal aspects applied in practical
sense which makes legal authentication proved. Also these laws has make regulations and rules
formed in more effective way. The legal system of UK is based upon these laws making
loopholes covered in legal perspective of UK.

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