Assignment Information This assignment requires you to write a 1000 word original advice to the following scenario:- 10% over or under For the finale of his TV show "You're Hired", Simon wants the boy band No Direction to perform their latest single live on stage for which he will pay each band member £250,000 . As the global popularity of the band is so high Simon knows their appearance is guaranteed to raise viewing figures and advertising revenue worldwide and as a consequence wants to ensure the agreement to perform is enforceable. He is also aware that Payn, one of the band members is unhappy and hopes that a payment of £250,000 for the performance will help him to become more settled. As Simons legal advisor advise him 1) Of the requirements of a legally binding contract under English Law And 2) Of the consequences if contrary to the agreement, Payn decided to leave the band without performing Please note that this scenario is fictitious and is to be considered and used only for the purpose of academic debate for this assessment. goal: In order to secure a mark in this range, a candidate must submit an outstanding answer that could hardly be bettered. In addition to the criteria identified below , for a mark of 70% or above the advise would show an excellent level of understanding and critical/analytic skills Work in this range will demonstrate a strong understanding of the concepts and issues relating to the formation and breach of contract under UK law . There will be evidence of wide-ranging application of academic and case law to the facts The assignment must be written in a clear, well-structured way with a coherent and seamless flow and show evidence of independent, critical thought. It must show intelligent use of the material to present well-balanced and well-argued advice. For example, the student will have considered a range of relevant issues and be able to assess the strength and weaknesses of various approaches/arguments and put forward a confident and articulate view of their own. which is fully supported by appropriate legal sources Plagiarism very critical, they use turn it in etc