Sale of Goods Act (SOGA): Primary legislation governing contracts for the sale of goods in Singapore, covering terms about quality, fitness for purpose, and transfer of title. Defines fundamental rights and obligations of both parties in a sales contract.
Supply of Goods Act: Regulates supply of goods other than by sale in Singapore, including key terms about quality and fitness for purpose.
Contracts Act (Cap. 53): Core legislation governing contract formation in Singapore, including common law principles about offer, acceptance, consideration, and intention to create legal relations.
Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act: Protects consumer rights and regulates unfair practices in Singapore. Relevant if the buyer qualifies as a consumer under the act.
Goods and Services Tax Act: Governs tax implications and requirements for supply of goods in Singapore, including GST registration and compliance obligations.
Electronic Transactions Act: Regulates electronic transactions and digital contracts in Singapore, relevant when contract formation or execution is done electronically.
Competition Act: Ensures fair competition and prevents anti-competitive practices in Singapore markets, including provisions affecting supply arrangements.
UN Convention on Contracts for International Sale of Goods (CISG): International treaty governing cross-border sale of goods, relevant for international supply relationships involving Singapore-based parties.
Product Safety Standards: Various regulatory requirements governing product safety, quality standards, and compliance requirements specific to the product type in Singapore.
Industry-Specific Regulations: Sector-specific compliance requirements and regulations that may affect the supply contract depending on the industry in Singapore.
Import/Export Regulations: Laws and regulations governing the import and export of goods in Singapore, including customs requirements and trade restrictions.
