LPC Business Law and Practice Sample Paper I

NOTE TO STUDENTS The primary purpose of providing you with this past paper and examiners’ report is to give you an idea of the format of the examination in previous years, the type of questions set and a brief summary of the type of points we would have expected to be covered in any answer at that time. Please be aware that the law may have changed and the paper and the examiners’ report reflect the position when the paper was originally set. However the tax rate summary attached to this paper is correct for the year 2019/20. Your lecture and SGS notes will reflect the current position in relation to any area covered by the paper. LPC Business Law and Practice Sample Paper I Please note this Question Booklet is made up of 13 numbered pages Time allowed: 3 hours Write in blue or black ink in the Answer Booklet provided Answers written in pencil or made elsewhere such as on rough paper will not be marked Note: This assessment paper must not be removed from the assessment room Candidates should attempt ALL of the questions FIT TO SIT POLICY – IMPORTANT By sitting or submitting this assessment, you are declaring yourself “fit to sit” the assessment. This is important. It means that you may not later submit a mitigating circumstances or appeal application unless it is an exceptional circumstance (see MoPPs/Part H/Section 6/Paragraph 6). The fit to sit policy applies to all students, including those who have reasonable adjustments or other learning support arrangements for assessments. Adjustments are designed (to the extent possible) to remove personal barriers to sitting this assessment. You are therefore declaring that adjustments have been made which mean you are able to access this assessment and there are no additional factors which potentially impact your performance. By sitting this assessment, you are therefore, declaring you are ‘fit to sit’. If you are not “fit to sit”, you should not attempt this assessment. Should you start the assessment and subsequently become unwell or otherwise unfit to complete the assessment, you must notify the invigilator straight away, ensuring that your name and/or SRN is noted. This will be used to verify any application for mitigating circumstances. If your assessment is not invigilated, please contact your Programme Leader immediately.