MBBL5014 Business And Corporate Law CWK Individual Assignment | TAR UMT

MBBL5014 Instructions To Candidates:

Students are required to read and comply with the following rules and regulations before commencing work on the coursework assignment. Non-compliance of the said rules and regulations MAY LEAD TO DEDUCTION OF MARKS OR POSSIBLY REJECTION OF THE ASSIGNMENT PAPER.

A. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO STUDENTS:

This is an individual assignment.

Plagiarism/collusion

• Student’s work must be originally his/her work and subject to the plagiarism policy of TAR UMT. Students must include the Plagiarism Statement (Appendix B) with the coursework answer.
• Students’ work submitted for assessment is accepted on the understanding that it is the students’ own effort without falsification of any kind. Cheating or plagiarism will not be tolerated. Any student found to plagiarise or cheat in any part of their assignment will cause their assignment to be rejected and further be subject to disciplinary action by the University.
• Plagiarism occurs when a person copies or reproduces another person’s words and ideas and presents them as his or her own without proper acknowledgement. Thus, plagiarism can take the form of reproduction without acknowledgement from published or unpublished works of others including materials downloaded from computer files and the Internet.

Acknowledgement to the source must be made if students had relied on any sources for information with appropriate reference being made in their work and in accordance with APA Referencing. References from the internet must be from reliable sources. References from online sources that are not reliable e.g. Wikipedia, Law Teacher and blogs are prohibited.

B. FORMAT OF COURSEWORK

Each coursework must include and be compiled as per the sequence stated below:**Turnitin Report – print and attach full pages of the report.**Your Turnitin Report indicator shall be below 30%. **Students are required to attach the originality report for checking on plagiarism. Students who found the draft of assignment has more than 30% plagiarism are required to amend accordingly. Marks will be deducted accordingly depending on the level of plagiarism subject to discretion of the tutor.MBBL5014 BUSINESS AND CORPORATE LAW Coursework 2 Page 2 Arrangement of Coursework after full pages of the report

Cover page:-

Plagiarism Statement – Appendix A;

• Content-
• Table of Content
• Assignment answer
• References.
• Marks Record –

Assessment feedback Appendix B –

The written paper must comply with the following:

• Font type : Arial/ Times New Roman (either one only)Font size : 12Line spacing : 1.5Page Margin : 1 inch (Top, bottom, left and right each)
• Word limit: Assignment not exceeding 3000 words. The words count must be written at the end of the assignment. Table of content and the referencing are to exclude from the word count* your research must be related and relevant to the topic and it is confined to authoritative and related journals.*Irrelevant materials/discussion may cause marks to be deducted ranging from 1-10 for each question depending on the extent of irrelevancy regardless of whether the student’s assignment is within the permitted words/pages limit subject to the discretion of the examiner.

MBBL5014 Marking Criteria

Written coursework will be assessed as below [Total: 50 marks (To be converted into the weightage of 30%)]:

A maximum of Five (5) marks will be deducted if students fail to comply with the rules in the assignment.

D. SUBMISSION DEADLINE

• The written assignment deadline is announced in the google classroom.
• For late submission, there will be a reduction of absolute marks from the mark’s score submitted:
• Late 1 to 3 days after deadline of submission: total marks to be deducted is 10%;
• Late 4 to 7 days after deadline of submission: total marks to be deducted is 20%;
• Late more than 7 days after the deadline of submission: coursework will be rejected and 0 mark will be awarded.

MBBL5014  Coursework

As businesses increasingly adopt AI-powered platforms for online sales, warehousing, and logistics, critically evaluate how the Sale of Goods Act 1957 addresses issues related to the identification of goods, passing of property, and risk in automated and algorithm-driven transactions. Examine to what extent is the Act still effective in protecting both buyers and sellers in such evolving commercial environments? (50 marks)