Introduction to Business Law - Reference Guides

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Business law, sometimes referred to as corporate-commercial law, is a system of governance and regulations in connection with the creation, existence and dissolution of businesses. Today, canadian businesses are governed by a combination of written laws, regulations and policies, and common law (law created by the courts). This permachart covers some of the topics of interest to entrepreneurs and small business owners. The province of quebec is governed by a civil law regime with different processes and substance that is different than the information set out herein. Administrative tribunals: the federal and provincial levels of government are empowered to create administrative tribunals with respect to subject-matters within their jurisdiction. However, one of the primary purposes of the tribunal is to exercise jurisdiction over particular specialized subject areas on behalf of the government. Common law: common law, in simple terms, is judge-made law. The canadian judiciary is independent of the other branches of government.

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