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Contracts Act (Cap. 53): Primary legislation governing contract formation, validity, and enforcement in Singapore. Essential for ensuring the confirmation letter meets basic contractual requirements.

Evidence Act (Cap. 97): Governs the admissibility of evidence in legal proceedings, relevant for ensuring the confirmation letter can serve as valid evidence of debt.

Limitation Act (Cap. 163): Specifies time limits for bringing legal actions. Important as debt confirmation can restart the limitation period, which is typically 6 years for contractual claims.

Moneylenders Act (Cap. 188): Regulates moneylending activities in Singapore. Relevant if the debt involves licensed moneylenders or related transactions.

Banking Act (Cap. 19): Regulates banking operations and financial institutions in Singapore. Applicable if the debt involves banking institutions.

Bankruptcy Act (Cap. 20): Governs bankruptcy proceedings and creditor rights. Relevant for understanding the implications of debt acknowledgment in potential bankruptcy scenarios.

Electronic Transactions Act (Cap. 88): Provides legal framework for electronic transactions and signatures. Important if the confirmation letter will be executed electronically.

Personal Data Protection Act 2012: Governs the collection, use, and disclosure of personal data. Relevant for handling personal information in the confirmation letter.

Documentation Requirements: Essential elements including clear identification of parties, specific debt amount, payment terms, and original debt details must be included in the confirmation letter.

Consumer Protection Regulations: Compliance with fair trading requirements and consumer protection measures where applicable to the debt relationship.