law assignment 3rd
ASSIGNMENT FRONT SHEET
To be handed out by lecturers with every assignment and handed in by student with completed work. For electronic submissions, start your work after this header sheet.
By submitting my work electronically through MyCourse, I confirm that this is my own work and that all material attributed to others (published or unpublished) has been identified, acknowledged and referenced. I understand that Highbury College has the right to submit my work to the plagiarism detection service Turnitin® for originality checks.
Student Number: 256032
Word Count:3,294
Programme Title: Foundation Degree in Business Management – Year 2
Module Tutor: Rebecca Evans
Academic Year: 2013/14
Assignment Brief IV’s Initials: GC Date: 15/11/2013
Approval
Module Title: Business Law
Credits: 20
Level: 5
Assignment Title:
Phillip Davies v Ideal Venue Ltd
Assignment Weighting (%):
60%
Date set:
25 November 2013
Date due:
13 January 2014
Date submitted:
If work does not reach the required standard a resubmission is required. The date for resubmission will be agreed between the unit tutor and the student and entered below:
Resubmission Date:
Learning Outcomes
Date Achieved
Tutor Initials
3. Review the nature of business and consumer contracts and apply selected main provisions of contract law to given situations.
4. Assess the importance of key legislation and common law with particular reference to employment law and its application to a business environment.
5. Apply the main provisions of the law on negligence to a business scenario.
MARK %:
General criteria applicable to written assignments
The table below provides a general sense of how coursework is graded. The categories are not weighted equally but are considered in the context of the others. While every effort is taken to make grading as transparent as possible in order to give students the most opportunity to excel, a degree of
To be handed out by lecturers with every assignment and handed in by student with completed work. For electronic submissions, start your work after this header sheet.
By submitting my work electronically through MyCourse, I confirm that this is my own work and that all material attributed to others (published or unpublished) has been identified, acknowledged and referenced. I understand that Highbury College has the right to submit my work to the plagiarism detection service Turnitin® for originality checks.
Student Number: 256032
Word Count:3,294
Programme Title: Foundation Degree in Business Management – Year 2
Module Tutor: Rebecca Evans
Academic Year: 2013/14
Assignment Brief IV’s Initials: GC Date: 15/11/2013
Approval
Module Title: Business Law
Credits: 20
Level: 5
Assignment Title:
Phillip Davies v Ideal Venue Ltd
Assignment Weighting (%):
60%
Date set:
25 November 2013
Date due:
13 January 2014
Date submitted:
If work does not reach the required standard a resubmission is required. The date for resubmission will be agreed between the unit tutor and the student and entered below:
Resubmission Date:
Learning Outcomes
Date Achieved
Tutor Initials
3. Review the nature of business and consumer contracts and apply selected main provisions of contract law to given situations.
4. Assess the importance of key legislation and common law with particular reference to employment law and its application to a business environment.
5. Apply the main provisions of the law on negligence to a business scenario.
MARK %:
General criteria applicable to written assignments
The table below provides a general sense of how coursework is graded. The categories are not weighted equally but are considered in the context of the others. While every effort is taken to make grading as transparent as possible in order to give students the most opportunity to excel, a degree of