Environmental Protection and Management Act (EPMA): Primary legislation that regulates noise pollution and sets general environmental standards in Singapore. Essential framework for addressing noise-related issues.

Environmental Protection and Management (Control of Noise at Construction Sites) Regulations: While primarily focused on construction sites, these regulations provide important reference points for acceptable noise levels that can be cited in noise disputes.

Miscellaneous Offences (Public Order and Nuisance) Act: Section 14(2) specifically addresses noise-related nuisance and covers situations where someone causes annoyance to residents through noise disturbances.

Community Disputes Resolution Act 2015: Provides the legal framework for resolving neighbor disputes and outlines the escalation paths available for dispute resolution in Singapore.

Housing and Development Board (HDB) By-laws: Contains specific rules and regulations about noise in public housing, including quiet hours regulations. Applicable if the property is HDB.

Community Mediation Centre Act: Establishes the framework for alternative dispute resolution options and mediation processes for community disputes in Singapore.

NEA Guidelines: National Environment Agency guidelines that establish acceptable noise levels and standards for residential areas in Singapore.

Local Municipal Codes: Specific local regulations and bylaws that may contain additional provisions about noise control in residential areas.

Singapore Case Law on Neighbor Disputes: Relevant precedents and judicial decisions that provide guidance on how noise-related neighbor disputes have been handled by Singapore courts.

Building Management Regulations: Specific regulations governing noise control in private condominiums and apartments, including management corporation bylaws.