Document background
The No Liabilities Agreement is commonly used in Singapore when parties wish to establish clear boundaries regarding legal responsibility and risk allocation. This document is particularly relevant in situations involving inherently risky activities, experimental services, or voluntary participation in events where potential risks are known and accepted. The agreement must comply with Singapore's legal framework, including the UCTA and common law principles, while clearly outlining the scope of liability exclusion, exceptions, and any specific conditions under which the agreement operates.
