Contract Law Act 1999: Primary legislation governing contract formation and enforcement in Singapore, including basic principles of offer, acceptance, and consideration
Common Law Principles: Singapore's legal system is based on English common law, which provides fundamental principles for contract interpretation and enforcement
Invitation to Treat Doctrine: Legal distinction between a formal offer and an invitation to treat under Singapore contract law, crucial for non-binding offers
Preliminary Agreements Framework: Singapore law principles governing preliminary agreements and letters of intent, essential for establishing non-binding nature
Sale of Goods Act: Legislation governing the sale of goods and commercial transactions in Singapore
Unfair Contract Terms Act: Legislation controlling the use of unfair terms in contracts, ensuring fairness and reasonableness
Electronic Transactions Act: Law governing electronic communications and transactions, relevant for digitally transmitted offers
Competition Act: Legislation ensuring fair competition and preventing anti-competitive practices in business dealings
Gay Choon Ing v Loh Sze Ti Terence Peter [2009]: Key case law defining bouNDAries between binding and non-binding agreements in Singapore
Chwee Kin Keong v Digilandmall.com: Significant case law regarding contract formation and validity of offers in Singapore
Language Requirements: English as primary language of business and law in Singapore, requiring clear and unambiguous language in legal documents
