The Legal Framework and Legal Solution

The Legal Framework and
Legal Solution

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
TASK 1............................................................................................................................................1
1. Different sources of law.....................................................................................................1
P2. Role of government in making laws and application of statutory and common law.......3
TASK 2............................................................................................................................................5
P3 Potential impact of employment and contract law...........................................................5
TASK 3............................................................................................................................................6
P4. Suggestions for solving business problems......................................................................6
P5. Justification for the solution.............................................................................................8
TASK 4..........................................................................................................................................10
P6.Solutions recommended for country's legal system .......................................................10
CONCLUSION..............................................................................................................................12
REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................12

INTRODUCTION
The legal framework and associated legal solutions has an essential role the the country.
They includes all the aspect of a society which can be financially, socially, economically and
most important politically. The various legal structures which are formed should fulfil the
expectation of their citizens as they are formed to serve them for their betterment. Every natives
trust their government which makes various rules and regulations for restricting an unethical
practices in the society as well as in corporate world. Therefore it is very important to maintain
several aspects which are needed to be improved. The following report consist of depicting
various sources of laws and the role of government for making various rules and the applications
of various statutory and common laws in a court. Also, the impact of employment and contract
law has been discussed which has a major impact on business; along with it the appropriate
solutions have been provide for many problems in the conduction of business further
accompanied with the justification for the proper usage of appropriate legal structures (Bagley
and Dauchy,2011). Also the recommendation for improving the legal system of the country has
been provided which covers all the factors and advices which should be maintained in order to
implement these regulations on selective purpose.
TASK 1
1. Different sources of law
With respect to various basics which are related to concept of law, the main function of
them is maintaining structure of society by controlling certain ill aspects of individuals. These
behaviours are enlisted which may lead to violate basic human rights and provide certain
punishment, penalties and warnings to violator. Also, the violation of rules which are provided
for native citizens are regulated by certain bodies of government. There are basically three types
of sources through which several laws are arrived which are Legislation, Common Law and
European Union Law. The English laws are applicable for jurisdiction of England and Wales.
The structure of legislation is further divided into two categories which are primary and
secondary.
Primary Legislation
It comes in the category of delegated legislation which is formulated by deliberate
assembly present in a nation. Also, delegates of parliament are provided with the right to issue
other secondary legislation. There are several laws which are provided in this category like:
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Acts related to Public
These acts are passed by parliament along with the confirmation with royals. These acts
can be of two types where one can be modern and the other is old (Jones,2017). The
categorisation is based on the chronological order. Some acts are transport act 2000 and other
acts which are general since 1988.
Personal and Local Acts
These are introduced to protect privacy of natives which is very crucial in order to
maintain their dignity in society. Local acts are comprised of many benefits which are associated
with many organisations wile personal acts can be related to grants for citizenship, divorce and
changing the name or a title.
Royal Council
Royals play an important role for introducing any new law in the country. These
decisions can be changed by parliament as they limit various decisions which are related to civil
services, appointments of prime minister and many limitations in overseas.
Secondary Legislation
This is regarded as subordinate legislation which is normally introduced by the
representatives of primary legislation authority that includes territorial act, Ireland act, warranty
and regulations act and national assembly of Wales Act.
Common laws are considered as case laws. For providing judgement with respect to any
particular law which includes many judicial precedence and related terms that identifies
similarities in cases for proceeding to make decisions. The case law comprises of criminal laws,
terms and conditions of agency as well as tort laws. These common laws can look similar to
other civil laws but the main difference arise around their origin from various individual sources.
European Union laws are known for their always which are similar to all civil laws.
These laws are made to maintain the unity of various states and help to set up a trade union
which facilitates the trade process among these member states in which they provide lenient laws
which have least barriers for conducting any trade. EU makes sure that no member country is
being discriminated and all of them flourish in their business activities which would make them
economically prosper. It helps to settle down all the related issues which would lead to develop a
peaceful environment.
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