Unit 7- Business Law

Business Law

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
Task-1..............................................................................................................................................3
P-1. Define several sources of law.........................................................................................3
P-2. Properly explain procedure of creating law and define purpose of statutory and common
law in court rooms..................................................................................................................4
TASK-2............................................................................................................................................5
P-3. Explain company, employment and contract law in brief..............................................5
Task-3..............................................................................................................................................6
P-4. Legal formation of different organisations. ...................................................................6
P-5. Explain managing and funding of different organisations..............................................7
Task-4..............................................................................................................................................7
P-6 Recommended suggestions towards case laws mentioned below...................................7
Legal solution:........................................................................................................................9
CONCLUSION.............................................................................................................................11
REFERENCES .............................................................................................................................12
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INTRODUCTION
United kingdom is a multi-division government country where citizens are given several
rights, rules and remedies in their legislation. Its very diverse in nature which makes it exciting
to amend or create new laws in country. Business law is also most important division especially,
for business organisations. These provide guidelines to perform several tasks of business and
make it to full-fill all legal procedures. Every year the royal queen gives a heart-warming speech
on occasion of government making programmes for current assessment year. This speech known
as“speech from throne”also has guidelines and help other legal bodies an idea to follow up
correct procedure (Tushnet, 2017). This report consists of several divisions of business law in
brief and detailed submission. Adding to this various sources, methods and techniques used by
business organisation in several circumstances.
Task-1
P-1. Define several sources of law
Law in UK is divided by geographical partitions but its ruled by four sources of laws,
these are categorised accordingly and each covers different aspects of law:
Legislation: Its the power house of creating, repeating and deleting a law, which means it has
several powers and multiple workings which will ultimately cooperate with legal sections and
working procedures. Its one of supreme bodies in country which coordinates with all divisions of
laws in nation. Legislation is divided into two parts which are primary legislation and delegated
legislation. Its a supreme law making authority apart from European union, updated legislation
has legal bodies which have authority over parliament to make laws.
Common Law: This division is also very important aspect of law making, principles made in
old case laws are accuracy to law. In case, parliamentary it shall create a big view of perspective.
This common law has been in history before development of much known judicial system. In
kings ruling, king was the part of highest hierarchy and laws passed by him were made laws and
were followed by whole area ruled by them. Common laws are very much popular and one of
most followed law, it distinguishes each law to be different and sometime some really
extraordinary laws or opinions become an act in parliament (Scheuer, 2015).
European union: this union was created for benefit of citizens, it needs was realised after
WWII. People started civilising again but this union was created to not affect each other. This

consists of twenty eight countries and due to this all these countries have a dominating market
globally. This union gives a benefit in controlling the market as well since most developed
countries are part of it, it provides global dominance. Also, the concept of creating this union
was to end wars between all countries and promote peace.
European convention of human rights : This conventions sole purpose is to spread and support
peace in all countries. The basic need of having this convention is to create and produce a better
living environment for everyone and cultivate progressive countries. This union especially takes
care of implying human rights laws and norms properly within business organisations and
different sectors as well. human rights are one thing which are very diplomatic and these changes
with several new amendments to make with the changing society (Wachter and Mittelstadt,
2019).
P-2. Properly explain procedure of creating law and define purpose of statutory and common law
in court rooms.
Statutory law: Its the law provided in written format produced by the legislation of
United Kingdom. The basic principle it works on is that its applied by judges, its wordings are
used by them and its workings in the the justice court. Since, it cannot be justified for a profitable
outcome its always used in simplest form (Allen, 2017).
Procedure of application in justice court: this procedure can be explained through an old case of
the year 1836 R vs. Harris in which accused bit nose of victim and in law it was mentioned that
“stab,cute or wound” another person is crime but not biting . On this basis the accused was
released and no charges were implemented on him. This example explains the literal meaning of
this law and term of this law can only be used in its literal meaning and it cannot be bend or
changed for getting desired outcome.
Common law: In the most simplest terms this law can be defined as the judgements
given in court room for special decision or cases which could only be implemented in cases. It
was originated in early middle ages in kings court rooms, where the decisions given by king
were made into law, taking this concept sometimes some extraordinary jurisdictions which are
given by supreme benches are accepted by legislation and implemented in acts of parliament
(Scheuerman, 2017).