Contract Law of Singapore: Core legal framework based on Common Law principles governing contract formation, execution, and enforcement in Singapore
Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 2001: Singapore legislation governing how third parties may enforce terms of a contract to which they are not a direct party
Electronic Transactions Act 2010: Legislation governing the validity and use of electronic signatures and electronic records in Singapore contracts
Unfair Contract Terms Act 1994: Legislation restricting the extent to which civil liability for breach of contract can be avoided through contract terms
Parol Evidence Rule: Legal principle that prevents parties from introducing external evidence to modify or add to written contract terms
Contra Proferentem Rule: Legal principle where ambiguous contract terms are interpreted against the interests of the party that drafted them
Doctrine of Merger: Legal principle stating that all previous negotiations merge into the final written agreement
Companies Act: Primary legislation governing corporate entities in Singapore, including requirements for contract execution by companies
Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act: Legislation protecting consumer rights and regulating unfair practices in consumer transactions
Personal Data Protection Act 2012: Legislation governing the collection, use, and disclosure of personal data in Singapore
Language Requirements: Legal requirements regarding contract language, with English being acceptable as an official language of Singapore
Execution Requirements: Formal requirements for valid contract execution under Singapore law, including signing and witnessing provisions
Stamp Duty Requirements: Tax obligations and documentary requirements for certain types of contracts under Singapore law
Jurisdiction and Enforcement: Legal framework for establishing Singapore court jurisdiction and ensuring contract enforceability
