Document background
The Unilateral Deed of Sale is commonly used in Singapore when a straightforward transfer of ownership is required with primarily one-sided obligations. This document is particularly useful in situations where the seller needs to make specific representations and warranties about the property or goods being sold, while the buyer's primary obligation is payment. The deed must be properly executed and witnessed in accordance with Singapore law, and may need to be stamped and registered depending on the subject matter. It should contain clear identification of the parties, detailed description of the property or goods, consideration amount, and seller's warranties.
