Document background
The General Waiver Of Liability Form is commonly used in Singapore by businesses and organizations to manage legal risks associated with their activities. It serves as a protective measure by clearly documenting that participants understand and accept inherent risks. Under Singapore law, these forms must be drafted carefully to ensure enforceability while complying with the Unfair Contract Terms Act and other relevant legislation. The document typically includes detailed descriptions of activities, associated risks, emergency procedures, and clear acknowledgments from participants. While it provides significant protection, it cannot exclude all forms of liability, particularly those related to negligence causing death or personal injury.
