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Understanding English Law INTRODUCTION

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The principle sources of English law has been the statutes framed by the parliament along with Delegated legislation, Common Law as well as EU Law that prevails in European Union.The UK law has been regarded as one of the oldest and thus has been a example for most of the other commonwealth nation for framing their civil as well as criminal laws in the longer run (Bellam, 2011).

Understanding English Law INTRODUCTION

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Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1TASK 1............................................................................................................................................1Modern sources of English Law and their contribution to the current rules and laws in the......1England.......................................................................................................................................1TASK 2............................................................................................................................................1a) Involvement of Parliament in the law making Process in UK................................................1b) The degree of separation of powers between the Parliament and the Judiciary....................2TASK 3............................................................................................................................................2a) The three types of delegated legislation.................................................................................2b) The different types of controls on delegated legislation.........................................................3TASK 4............................................................................................................................................3a) The current rights and freedoms that individuals enjoy in the UK.........................................3b) How rights are being guarded through the work of the three relevant institutions................4TASK 5............................................................................................................................................4a) Main rules of statutory interpretation.....................................................................................4b) Examining application of statutory interpretation..................................................................5CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................5REFERENCES................................................................................................................................6
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INTRODUCTIONEnglish Legal System is one of the oldest in the world and is also among major EuropeanLegal System, it has spread to many other countries which was before the colonies of Englandlike New Zealand, Canada, as well as Australia. The principle sources of English law has beenthe statutes framed by the parliament along with Delegated legislation, Common Law as well asEU Law that prevails in European Union. The UK law has been regarded as one of the oldestand thus has been a example for most of the other commonwealth nation for framing their civilas well as criminal laws in the longer run (Bellam, 2011). The current report will try to elaboratethe nature, classification and sources of English law in an effective as well as efficient way.TASK 1Modern sources of English Law and their contribution to the current rules and laws in theEngland.The main sources of English Law has been the Common Law, It is the law which getsframed when the judiciary passes certain judgement, that judgement once passed is regarded aslaw and is applied like any other law or statute in the country, various other sources of Englishlaw is statutes that are being framed by the parliament. The bill is presented in the parliament andthen a discussion takes place on the provisions of the law, once a consensus is build up for thesame, the law is then passed from parliament and is sent for consent of the royal family, aftergetting the royal assent, the bill finally becomes an act. Other sources includes the Human RightsAct, 1998 it was incorporated within UK law and is enforceable within UK Courts effectivelyover period of time. The courts before passing their judgements have to keep in mind theprovisions of these acts as they takes care of the basic human rights and makes sure that those arenot violated by any ruling of court or through undue laws of executives (Bhattacharya and vanden Bergh, 2014). These law helps court to frame necessary rules through passing judgementsand is also helpful in effective management of the country and its legal system. TASK 2a) Involvement of Parliament in the law making Process in UKParliament is one of the most important contributory in framing laws of United Kingdomover period of time. The people who are elected by general public of UK are responsible forframing necessary legislations that will be in the interest of people and will allow effective aswell as efficient growth of their life standards and will help them in living a better lifestyle over
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