business law

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business and employment law
Additional instructions: its to answer the following question (essay question) but should use appropriate case law in order to support the answer the question is it is often argued that contract and tort law are similar in that both are part of the law of obligations; on the other hand, criminal law is part of public law and is therefore fundamentally different. using relevant case law throughout, discuss the validity of the above statement. u might see that maybe some class work needs to be shared with u in case of any I will share it immediately and I might share as well some particular articals or webs to have a comprehensive data your input from your readings and experience is really needed thx dear and I need just to add these points the focus will be on nature and sources of Business Law in England names of some articles that may help • Jones, L. (2013) Introduction to Business Law, 2nd edition, Oxford, pp 3 – 15 OR David Kelly; Ruth Hayward; Ruby Hammer; John Hendy (2011) Business Law, Taylor & Francis, pp 4 – 16 • Jones, L. (2013) Introduction to Business Law, 2nd edition, Oxford, Chapter 3 OR David Kelly; Ruth Hayward; Ruby Hammer; John Hendy (2011) Business Law, Taylor & Francis, pp 16 – 48 • Jones, L. (2013) Introduction to Business Law, 2nd edition, Oxford, Chapter 2 OR David Kelly; Ruth Hayward; Ruby Hammer; John Hendy (2011) Business Law, Taylor & Francis, Chapters 2 (for the Court System) and 3 (for ADR) • • Jones, L. (2013) Introduction to Business Law, 2nd edition, Oxford, pp 83 – 113, pp. 117 – 153 OR David Kelly; Ruth Hayward; Ruby Hammer; John Hendy (2011) Business Law, Taylor & Francis, pp 234 – 260 • Jones, L. (2013) Introduction to Business Law, 2nd edition, Oxford, Chapters 6, 7 and 8 OR David Kelly; Ruth Hayward; Ruby Hammer; John Hendy (2011) Business Law, Taylor & Francis, Chapters 9, 10 and 11 • Jones, L. (2013) Introduction to Business Law, 2nd edition, Oxford, pp 339 – 376 OR David Kelly; Ruth Hayward; Ruby Hammer; John Hendy (2011) Business Law, Taylor & Francis, Chapter 13 • Jones, L. (2013) Introduction to Business Law, 2nd edition, Oxford, pp 421 – 426 OR Turner, Chris (2013) Unlocking Employment Law, Taylor and Francis, Chapter 4 • Reading and Preparation • Jones, L. (2013) Introduction to Business Law, 2nd edition, Oxford pp 427 – 442 OR Turner, Chris (2013) Unlocking Employment Law, Taylor and Francis, Chapters 21 and 22 • Reading and Preparation • Jones, L. (2013) Introduction to Business Law, 2nd edition, Oxford, pp 454 – 470 OR Turner, Chris (2013) Unlocking Employment Law, Taylor and Francis, Chapters 9 • Jones, L. (2013) Introduction to Business Law, 2nd edition, Oxford, pp 446 – 454 OR Turner, Chris (2013) Unlocking Employment Law, Taylor and Francis, Chapters 11 – 14 • Jones, L. (2013) Introduction to Business Law, 2nd edition, Oxford, Chapters 15, 16and 17 OR David Kelly; Ruth Hayward; Ruby Hammer; John Hendy (2011) Business Law, Taylor & Francis, Chapters 6 and7

business law

Paper details:

business and employment law
Additional instructions: its to answer the following question (essay question) but should use appropriate case law in order to support the answer the question is it is often argued that contract and tort law are similar in that both are part of the law of obligations; on the other hand, criminal law is part of public law and is therefore fundamentally different. using relevant case law throughout, discuss the validity of the above statement. u might see that maybe some class work needs to be shared with u in case of any I will share it immediately and I might share as well some particular articals or webs to have a comprehensive data your input from your readings and experience is really needed thx dear and I need just to add these points the focus will be on nature and sources of Business Law in England names of some articles that may help • Jones, L. (2013) Introduction to Business Law, 2nd edition, Oxford, pp 3 – 15 OR David Kelly; Ruth Hayward; Ruby Hammer; John Hendy (2011) Business Law, Taylor & Francis, pp 4 – 16 • Jones, L. (2013) Introduction to Business Law, 2nd edition, Oxford, Chapter 3 OR David Kelly; Ruth Hayward; Ruby Hammer; John Hendy (2011) Business Law, Taylor & Francis, pp 16 – 48 • Jones, L. (2013) Introduction to Business Law, 2nd edition, Oxford, Chapter 2 OR David Kelly; Ruth Hayward; Ruby Hammer; John Hendy (2011) Business Law, Taylor & Francis, Chapters 2 (for the Court System) and 3 (for ADR) • • Jones, L. (2013) Introduction to Business Law, 2nd edition, Oxford, pp 83 – 113, pp. 117 – 153 OR David Kelly; Ruth Hayward; Ruby Hammer; John Hendy (2011) Business Law, Taylor & Francis, pp 234 – 260 • Jones, L. (2013) Introduction to Business Law, 2nd edition, Oxford, Chapters 6, 7 and 8 OR David Kelly; Ruth Hayward; Ruby Hammer; John Hendy (2011) Business Law, Taylor & Francis, Chapters 9, 10 and 11 • Jones, L. (2013) Introduction to Business Law, 2nd edition, Oxford, pp 339 – 376 OR David Kelly; Ruth Hayward; Ruby Hammer; John Hendy (2011) Business Law, Taylor & Francis, Chapter 13 • Jones, L. (2013) Introduction to Business Law, 2nd edition, Oxford, pp 421 – 426 OR Turner, Chris (2013) Unlocking Employment Law, Taylor and Francis, Chapter 4 • Reading and Preparation • Jones, L. (2013) Introduction to Business Law, 2nd edition, Oxford pp 427 – 442 OR Turner, Chris (2013) Unlocking Employment Law, Taylor and Francis, Chapters 21 and 22 • Reading and Preparation • Jones, L. (2013) Introduction to Business Law, 2nd edition, Oxford, pp 454 – 470 OR Turner, Chris (2013) Unlocking Employment Law, Taylor and Francis, Chapters 9 • Jones, L. (2013) Introduction to Business Law, 2nd edition, Oxford, pp 446 – 454 OR Turner, Chris (2013) Unlocking Employment Law, Taylor and Francis, Chapters 11 – 14 • Jones, L. (2013) Introduction to Business Law, 2nd edition, Oxford, Chapters 15, 16and 17 OR David Kelly; Ruth Hayward; Ruby Hammer; John Hendy (2011) Business Law, Taylor & Francis, Chapters 6 and7