Question 1: The two major sources of law in Singapore are legislation and the common law. Which statement best describes these two sources? (2 marks) A. Legislation refers to statues passed by Parliament, whereas common law refers to the judicial precedent of cases decided in court. B. Legislation refers to statutes passed by Parliament, whereas common law refers to subsidiary legislation enacted by government agencies. C. Legislation refers to laws decided by Parliament, whereas common law refers to laws decided by the courts. D. Legislation is the creation of laws by the country's rulers, whereas the common law refers to laws created by the common people