Copyright Act 2021: Main legislation governing copyright in Singapore (No. 22 of 2021). Covers fundamental rights of copyright owners, duration of copyright, and licensing provisions.
Patents Act: Supplementary legislation (Cap. 221) that may be relevant if the licensed material involves patent rights alongside copyright.
Trade Marks Act: Supplementary legislation (Cap. 332) that may be relevant if the licensed material involves trademarks alongside copyright.
Geographical Indications Act 2014: May be relevant if the licensed material involves geographical indications alongside copyright.
Contract Law: Singapore common law principles governing contract formation, validity, and enforcement, essential for license agreements.
Electronic Transactions Act: Governs the validity and enforceability of electronic/digital agreements in Singapore.
Competition Act: Cap. 50B - Ensures license terms comply with competition laws and don't create unfair market advantages.
Personal Data Protection Act 2012: Relevant when licensed material contains or involves personal data processing.
Scope of Rights Provisions: Legal requirements for clearly defining licensed rights, including territorial limitations, duration, and exclusivity status.
Commercial Terms Requirements: Legal framework for payment terms, royalty calculations, and reporting requirements in license agreements.
Quality Control Regulations: Legal standards for use of copyrighted material, including approval processes and monitoring rights.
Enforcement Provisions: Legal framework for infringement actions, dispute resolution, and available remedies under Singapore law.
Term and Termination Requirements: Legal considerations for duration, renewal provisions, termination rights, and post-termination obligations in license agreements.
