Overview

This unit aims to provide information to learners about English Law of registered companies including both private and public limited companies. By the end of this unit, learners will be able to appreciate the role of the company as a form of business enterprise and how it functions within the business world.

At the end of this module, you should be able to

LO1 – Evaluate and assess legal issues of companies through the analysis of characteristics, incorporation, functions and regulatory frameworks.

LO2 – Critically assess the rights and obligations of shareholders and directors

LO3 – Know the legal proceedings relating to the corporation liquidation.


Note

  • You are required to submit only one assignment to pass this unit. 
  • Pass marks of the assignment are 40%. Any mark above 40% is Pass (100% achieved). 
  • At this level of the course, learners are expected to independently plan and write their coursework
  • The PowerPoint slides/resources effectively cover each topic, ensuring that all learning outcomes are addressed
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References and in-text Citation in your Assignment  

Please Read Guidance for Learners to avoid plagiarism. In this section, you will read  

  • How and when to reference your work
  • Primary and Secondary Sources to find relevant information relating to your assignment
  • How to summarise and paraphrase with an appropriate citation & references

 

Writing your assignment – Online learning resources

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Study Materials 

Unit – Industrial and Intellectual Property Law – LO1
Unit – Industrial and Intellectual Property Law – LO2
Unit – Industrial and Intellectual Property Law – LO3

*LO – Learning Outcome

 

The PowerPoint slides effectively cover each topic, ensuring that all learning outcomes are thoroughly addressed for maximum understanding and success!

 

Additional Study Resources

Registered Designs Act 1949

Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988

The Enforcement Of Intellectual Property Rights: A Case Book

WIPO: Industrial Designs

 

Useful Links

Intellectual property: protection and enforcement (Word Trade Organization)

European Union Intellectual Property Office – Intellectual Property

International Copyright Basics

Intellectual Property Office (UK)

Hague Agreement Concerning the International Registration of Industrial Designs