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Business and Legal Aspects in Banking and Employment
Topic: Business and Legal Aspects in Banking and Employment (25%)
Introduction: In this group assignment, we will explore various topics related to the banking sector,
creditor's rights, bankruptcy, employment laws, and property law. Each team member will focus on a
specific aspect of these topics and conduct in-depth research to present a comprehensive
understanding of the subject matter. The assignment carries a weightage of 25% towards the overall
course evaluation.
Group Members:
1. Member 1: Banking
2. Member 2: Creditor’s Rights and Bankruptcy
3. Member 3: Employment Laws Issues
4. Member 4: Property Law
Assignment Guidelines:
1. Each group member will select a specific sub-topic within their assigned area.
2. Conduct thorough research using reputable sources, including academic journals, official
government websites, and other credible publications.
3. Analyse and evaluate the relevant laws, regulations, and case studies related to your chosen
sub-topic.
4. Present your findings in a clear, organized, and professional manner.
Assignment Structure:
I. Introduction (2 marks)
Provide an overview of the assignment's scope and the importance of understanding the
legal aspects of banking, creditor’s rights, bankruptcy, employment laws, and property law.
II. Banking (5 marks)
Member 1 will discuss the fundamental concepts of banking, types of banks, and their roles
in the economy.
Examine the legal framework governing banks and their operations, including regulations
related to lending, customer protection, and financial stability.
III. Creditor’s Rights and Bankruptcy (5 marks)
Member 2 will explore the rights of creditors in various scenarios, such as loan defaults and
insolvency of debtors.
Analyse the bankruptcy process and how it affects creditors, debtors, and the overall
economy.
Discuss relevant case studies to illustrate key points.
IV. Employment Laws Issues (5)
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Business and Legal Aspects in Banking and Employment Topic: Business and Legal Aspects in Banking and Employment (25%) Introduction: In this group assignment, we will explore various topics related to the banking sector, creditor's rights, bankruptcy, employment laws, and property law. Each team member will focus on a specific aspect of these topics and conduct in-depth research to present a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter. The assignment carries a weightage of 25% towards the overall course evaluation. Group Members:

  1. Member 1: Banking
  2. Member 2: Creditor’s Rights and Bankruptcy
  3. Member 3: Employment Laws Issues
  4. Member 4: Property Law Assignment Guidelines:
  5. Each group member will select a specific sub-topic within their assigned area.
  6. Conduct thorough research using reputable sources, including academic journals, official government websites, and other credible publications.
  7. Analyse and evaluate the relevant laws, regulations, and case studies related to your chosen sub-topic.
  8. Present your findings in a clear, organized, and professional manner. Assignment Structure: I. Introduction (2 marks)  Provide an overview of the assignment's scope and the importance of understanding the legal aspects of banking, creditor’s rights, bankruptcy, employment laws, and property law. II. Banking (5 marks)  Member 1 will discuss the fundamental concepts of banking, types of banks, and their roles in the economy.  Examine the legal framework governing banks and their operations, including regulations related to lending, customer protection, and financial stability. III. Creditor’s Rights and Bankruptcy (5 marks)  Member 2 will explore the rights of creditors in various scenarios, such as loan defaults and insolvency of debtors.  Analyse the bankruptcy process and how it affects creditors, debtors, and the overall economy.  Discuss relevant case studies to illustrate key points. IV. Employment Laws Issues (5)

 Member 3 will address specific employment law issues that businesses often encounter, such as hiring practices, discrimination, wage and hour laws, and workplace safety regulations.  Evaluate the legal obligations of employers and the rights of employees in different employment relationships. V. Property Law (5 marks)  Member 4 will delve into property law, including the concepts of ownership, real vs. personal property, and property rights.  Discuss the legal implications of buying, selling, and transferring property.  Highlight essential property laws that businesses should be aware of. VI. Conclusion (3 marks)  Summarize the key points discussed in each section.  Emphasize the significance of understanding the legal aspects related to banking, creditor’s rights, bankruptcy, employment laws, and property law for businesses and individuals. Presentation: Each group member will create slides based on their respective sections of the assignment. The presentation should be visually appealing, include relevant graphics and examples, and adhere to the allotted time for the presentation. The group members will collaboratively present the assignment in the class, and the evaluation will be based on the content's depth, clarity, research quality, presentation skills, and adherence to the assigned time. Remember to support your claims and arguments with credible sources to maintain the assignment's credibility and academic rigor. Good luck!