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This document provides an introduction to business law. It defines law as a set of legal rules that govern how members of society act towards one another. The importance of law is discussed, noting that laws regulate behavior and allow society to function in an orderly manner. The main branches of law are described as constitutional law, administrative law, criminal law, civil law, and commercial law. The scope of business law is broad, covering topics like contracts, agency, sale of goods, partnerships, companies, banking, insurance, and pollution control. Business law draws from several sources, including statutes passed by parliament, English mercantile law, customs, equity, and common law.
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- 3. Learning Outcome Definition Importance of law Branches of law Sources of business law Scope of business law
- 4. What is Law ? The law is a set of legal rules that governs the way members of a society act towards one another. Law is “ that portion of the established habit and thought of mankind which has gained distinct and formal recognition in the shape of uniform rules backed by the authority and power of the Government”. – Woodrow Wilson Laws are required in society to regulate the behaviour of the individual, to correspond with what is acceptable to the majority of individuals,
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- 6. BRANCHES OF LAW CONSTITUTIONAL LAW ADMINISTRATIVE LAW CRIMINAL LAW CIVIL LAW COMMERCIAL LAW
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- 9. CRIMINAL LAWS Are the laws which wrong doers are punished. At the same time, civil laws are those laws with which the private rights of an individual are enforced
- 10. MERCANTILE LAWS It deals with the rights and obligations of Commercial persons emerging from commercial transactions in respect of commercial property.
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