Submitted to
Abeer Khandker
Lecturer
Faculty of Business Administration
ASA University Bangladesh
Submitted by Name ID
Hosnain Ahmed 092-12-0002
Riyadh Ahmed 092-12-0003
Mahmudul Hassan 092-12-0006
Tasmia Kamal 092-12-0017
Nafisa Halim 092-12-0021
Sanjida Akter 092-12-0024
Habiba Sultana 081-12-0220
Date of Submission: 20th April, 2011
Table of Contents
Introduction 4
Legal Procedures to Starting a Business 5 Banking Companies 5 Financial Institutions 6
Legal Procedures to Continue a Business 7 Financial Institutions 7 Other Companies 9 Dealing with licenses 9 Employing workers 10 Registering property 10 Getting credit 11 Paying taxes 12 Protecting investors 13 Trading across borders 13 Enforcing contracts 14
Legal Procedures to Ending a Business 16 Banking Company 17 Financial Institutions 25
Summary of Indicators - Bangladesh 27
Conclusion 29
Reference 30
Introduction
The Legal Environment of Business commences with the systems approach to management and an analysis of the relationship between law and ethics. The first module reviews the foundations of the legal environment of business, including agency law and the law of fiduciaries generally.
This module also addresses the laws of contracts and torts. It introduces the elements necessary for a binding contract and demonstrates ways managers can use contracts to strengthen business relationships and allocate risk and reward.
A tort is a civil wrong, such as fraud or negligence.
