UK Classifications of Laws and Sources of Law in Business Organizations

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Contents
Contents...........................................................................................................................................2
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
Question No 1 (The UK Classifications of Laws).................................................................1
1.1 Provide a clear definition of law within UK Context...................................................1
1.2 Define and discuss the characteristics of the two main classifications of laws in
UK...............................................................................................................................................1
1.3 Identify the three different Legal systems in UK..........................................................2
Question No 2 {The UK Source of law}...............................................................................2
2.1 Identify and briefly explain the hierarchy of the principal sources of laws in the
English Legal System...............................................................................................................2
2.2 Explain the characteristics of the sources of laws identified above giving
examples of each.......................................................................................................................3
2.3 Discuss the impact of the respective laws on the multilingual organisation..........4
Question No 3 (Give examples of how the UK law making process have a direct
impact on commercial organisations focusing on ONE of the below list):...................5
3.1 Explain and give the features of one of the following laws........................................5
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................5
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................7

INTRODUCTION
The foundational principles around that United Kingdom is governed are the common law
and corporate law regimes (Baumann-Pauly and Nolan, 2016). These rules support establishing
and evaluating the societal position of an organisation. Depending on a person's societal status
and amount of income, this regulation is classified into a number of subcategories. Public law is
an agreement between the state and a person outlining that person's obligations to the authority.
Private laws control how a person engages with companies and other groups and how that
engagement impacts their relationship. These appear to be numerous judicial strategies
accessible to aid in disassembling the legislation into its constituent parts. The legislature, who
comprises of a number of decisions, orders, laws, and regulations that are followed through the
Parliament, is the primary building block of jurisprudence. The legislature's acceptance of a
resolution establishes the procedure through which a law is drafted or put into effect. The various
types of rules, their political backgrounds, and how more restrictions impact enterprises will all
be included in this work.
Question No 1 (The UK Classifications of Laws)
1.1 Provide a clear definition of law within UK Context
The legislature is the body of rules that the United Kingdom government creates and the
judicial branch upholds. It is grounded in common law principles, which suggests that it is based
on past legal decisions or judgments.
1.2 Define and discuss the characteristics of the two main classifications of laws in UK
Private and public law
Public law is a body of laws that governs relations between different governmental entities as
well as between the government and its constituents. Covered are elements of administrative law,
basic law, and criminal procedure. Public law has the qualities listed below:
 It talks about how the public and the administration communicate. This includes not only
the duties and liabilities of the executive branch and other administrative bodies, but also
the rights and liabilities of the general public (de Bakker, Rasche and Ponte, 2019).
 It explains each person's rights and responsibilities. In other terms, public legislation
provides citizens' liberties in additional to the things the government can and cannot do.