Understanding UK Business Law: Classifications, Sources, and Impact on Commercial Organizations

Business law

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 THE UK CLASSIFICATIONS OF LAWS...............................................................................3
1).................................................................................................................................................3
2. The characteristics of the two main classifications of laws in UK.........................................3
3. Three different legal systems in UK.......................................................................................4
2.0 THE UK SOURCE OF LAW....................................................................................................6
1)The hierarchy of the principal sources of laws in the English legal system............................6
2) characteristics of the sources of laws......................................................................................6
3) the influence of the respective laws on the multilingual organisation....................................6
3.0 THE UK LAW MAKING PROCESS HAVE A DIRECT IMPACT ON COMMERCIAL
ORGANISATIONS.........................................................................................................................7
Employment law.........................................................................................................................7
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................9

1.0 THE UK CLASSIFICATIONS OF LAWS
1)
As we all know that law plays a vital role for the any country or state, it refers to the fundamental
doctrine in which people living in the country or state used to follow the policies and systems set
by the government. The UK laws is the longest established law which has been made to guide
people. The sets of policies and guidelines that allows the citizens of UK to follow the conditions
so that it would provide benefits to them (Price, 2021). The rule of law is that every individual
must understand the importance of human rights and helps to have protection in world where
discrimination is taking place at a high pace. There are various types of law which needs to be
followed such as constitutions, cases, regulations and statutes. These laws are basically issued by
official bodies for the betterment of country. The powers of law making has been divided among
3 branches of government such as judicial, executive and legislative. In general laws in the UK
are made for the rights of people. The most essential law in the UK is statute law the major
reason behind this is that: this law is the mechanism through which major constitutional reforms
are being made. It is made by parliament for the betterment.
2. The characteristics of the two main classifications of laws in UK
Basically, UK law is classified into 2 major parts such as public law and private law. The
private law governs the relationships between private company and the people living in the
country. While on the other side, public law is made for the betterment of public which governs
the relationship between the state and a citizen living in the country. Also, under the common
law system of the UK, these laws are further categorized into federal and state levels which
includes civil and criminal laws.
Criminal laws- this laws is made up for the people who used to commit the crime and
take actions to harm the public living in the country. This law has been made in order to protect
the people and also provide punishment to the criminal who have committed crime such as
murder. These crimes committed against society even when the actual victim is any
organisational business or any individual or group of individuals. Depends on the crime type the