Unit 21 P1
Orpington College
BTEC National in Business
Level 3
Unit 21
Aspects of Contract & Business Law
Centre name: Orpington College Centre Number: 14263
Student Name: Naomi Mulamba
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ASSIGNMENT DEADLINE: | Thursday 16th December 4.30pm | | Learner’s Declaration | I certify that the work submitted for this assignment is my own. | Signed: | Date: | I certify that the work submitted by the learner named above is original and has been completed independently. | Name of Assessor: | Signed: | Date: | …show more content…
You have managed to get some work experience within Wilkins & Co law firm that deal with these aspects on a day to day basis. Before you start helping the legal team, Baroness Wilkins wishes to test your legal knowledge in these two areas. Complete the following by building up a portfolio of evidence and case law to hand in on the date provided. Criteria P1
Task 1
Produce a poster of the essential elements of a contract then prepare a factsheet explaining the essential elements of a contract in an area of your choice.
Examples, your own mobile phone contract, college contract or other contracts that you are interested in.
(Make sure you cover when and how a contract comes in to existence, invitations to treat, offer, acceptance and counter offers.)
Criteria M1
Task 2
Taking what you have done with P1 a stage further, write up and analyse the impact of the requirements of the contract you have chosen.
(Don’t forget look at the strengths and weaknesses of the formation of the contract, include relevant problems that you have looked at such as: good or weak about the offer, implications of pricing through invitation to treat, clarity of communication and capacity for acceptance, likelihood of counter …show more content…
(for P2, describe what express & implied terms are in relation to a contact you have studied and how each affected by statute. Statutes are Acts of Parliaments, e.g. Sale of Goods Act 1979, or Unfair Contract terms Act 1997)
(For D1, a justified conclusion needs to be reached, on how well the business protects its self from things like non payment or failure of delivery. You should also look at how adequately the buyer is protected from issues such as poor quality or late delivery.)
Criteria P3
Task 4
Prepare a presentation in your own words describing the effects of legislation on contracts for the sale of goods to protect consumers.
(Make sure you describe the Sale of Goods Act 19. Include quality and fitness for purpose; make sure you relate to the goods you have chosen.)
Criteria P4
Task 5
Describe how consumers might be protected in a contract for the supply of goods and services such as faulty plumbing of a new kitchen.
(Describe the Supply of Goods and services Act 1982. Include the quality and delivery of services, relating to the service that is
BTEC National in Business
Level 3
Unit 21
Aspects of Contract & Business Law
Centre name: Orpington College Centre Number: 14263
Student Name: Naomi Mulamba
Work is word-processed Work is backed up in user area
Work is spell checked Pages numbered
Size 12 font Double spaced and fully justified
ASSIGNMENT DEADLINE: | Thursday 16th December 4.30pm | | Learner’s Declaration | I certify that the work submitted for this assignment is my own. | Signed: | Date: | I certify that the work submitted by the learner named above is original and has been completed independently. | Name of Assessor: | Signed: | Date: | …show more content…
You have managed to get some work experience within Wilkins & Co law firm that deal with these aspects on a day to day basis. Before you start helping the legal team, Baroness Wilkins wishes to test your legal knowledge in these two areas. Complete the following by building up a portfolio of evidence and case law to hand in on the date provided. Criteria P1
Task 1
Produce a poster of the essential elements of a contract then prepare a factsheet explaining the essential elements of a contract in an area of your choice.
Examples, your own mobile phone contract, college contract or other contracts that you are interested in.
(Make sure you cover when and how a contract comes in to existence, invitations to treat, offer, acceptance and counter offers.)
Criteria M1
Task 2
Taking what you have done with P1 a stage further, write up and analyse the impact of the requirements of the contract you have chosen.
(Don’t forget look at the strengths and weaknesses of the formation of the contract, include relevant problems that you have looked at such as: good or weak about the offer, implications of pricing through invitation to treat, clarity of communication and capacity for acceptance, likelihood of counter …show more content…
(for P2, describe what express & implied terms are in relation to a contact you have studied and how each affected by statute. Statutes are Acts of Parliaments, e.g. Sale of Goods Act 1979, or Unfair Contract terms Act 1997)
(For D1, a justified conclusion needs to be reached, on how well the business protects its self from things like non payment or failure of delivery. You should also look at how adequately the buyer is protected from issues such as poor quality or late delivery.)
Criteria P3
Task 4
Prepare a presentation in your own words describing the effects of legislation on contracts for the sale of goods to protect consumers.
(Make sure you describe the Sale of Goods Act 19. Include quality and fitness for purpose; make sure you relate to the goods you have chosen.)
Criteria P4
Task 5
Describe how consumers might be protected in a contract for the supply of goods and services such as faulty plumbing of a new kitchen.
(Describe the Supply of Goods and services Act 1982. Include the quality and delivery of services, relating to the service that is