Contract Law (Chapter 53): Primary legislation governing contract formation, enforcement, and remedies in Singapore. Covers fundamental aspects like offer, acceptance, consideration, and contractual obligations.
Electronic Transactions Act (Chapter 88): Governs electronic transactions and digital signatures, ensuring legal recognition and enforceability of electronic contracts and communications.
Personal Data Protection Act 2012: Regulates collection, use, and disclosure of personal data, including requirements for data protection and privacy in business agreements.
Competition Act (Chapter 50B): Ensures fair competition and prevents anti-competitive practices in business agreements and market conduct.
Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act: Protects consumers against unfair practices and ensures fair trading standards in business relationships.
Companies Act (Chapter 50): Regulates company operations and corporate governance, affecting how businesses can enter into agreements.
Banking Act: Specific regulations for financial services sector, relevant if the agreement involves banking or financial services.
Telecommunications Act: Governs telecommunications services and infrastructure, applicable for IT and communications-related agreements.
Healthcare Services Act: Regulates healthcare services and facilities, relevant for medical service-related agreements.
Common Law Principles: Includes principles of contract formation, privity of contract, and consideration derived from case law.
Limitation of Liability Rules: Legal principles governing how and to what extent parties can limit their liability in business agreements.
International Trade Laws: Relevant for cross-border transactions and international business relationships.
MAS Guidelines: Regulatory guidelines from the Monetary Authority of Singapore, particularly relevant for financial sector agreements.
UNCITRAL Model Law: International commercial law principles that influence Singapore's approach to business agreements.
