Overall Comment : Mark (%) Additional Comments from Second marker or External Examiner (if required) : Would students please note that achievement of the learning outcomes for this assessment is demonstrated against the assessment criteria shown below (which are not necessarily weighted equally). All marks/grades remain indicative until they have been considered and confirmed by the Assessment Board Assessment CriteriaMarks AwardedMarks Available1 Outline and articulate the statutory and common law provisions in relation to the relevant law. Use a wide variety of case law to illustrate the legal issues. 302 Critically analyse potential problems regarding the application of the law as it applies to the English legal system. Sustained arguments are used throughout. 503 Wide ranging references with the correct use of the Harvard system 54 Quality of the written work. Clear structure to the work and correct spelling was used throughout. 155 6 Answer the following case study Both parts of the case study carry equal marks. Part 1 A friend of yours, Sam, has heard that you are studying business law at university and approaches you with the following problem: - Sam owns a mobile fish and chip van which he regularly parks in a layby on the A55 duel carriageway selling fish and chips and soft drinks. One morning he receives a court summons stating that he has been charged with breach of a bylaw which states:- ‘It is an offence to operate any mobile premises on the A55 for the sale of burgers, hot dogs or other food. The sale of coffee, tea and other hot drinks is also prohibited.’ Sam tells you ‘I only sell fish and chips and coke – they can’t touch me!’ Using the rules of statutory interpretation explain to Sam the risks he runs of being convicted of the offence. ...
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