Singapore Contract Law: Common law principles governing contract formation, validity, and enforcement in Singapore, including requirements for offer, acceptance, consideration, and intention to create legal relations
Contract Law Act 1969: Singapore's primary legislation governing contractual relationships and enforcement of contractual rights
Civil Law Act (Cap. 43): Legislation governing contractual formalities and enforcement procedures in Singapore's civil law system
Limitation Act (Cap. 163): Statute defining time limits for bringing claims arising from contract termination and other civil actions
Employment Act: Key legislation governing employment relationships, including mandatory provisions for notice periods and employee rights upon termination
Companies Act: Legislation governing corporate entities, including requirements for corporate authority and execution of agreements
Mutual Consent Requirements: Legal principle requiring clear agreement from all parties to terminate the contract
Settlement of Obligations: Legal requirement to address and settle all existing contractual obligations between parties
Release of Liabilities: Provisions for mutual release of future claims and liabilities between parties
Confidentiality Obligations: Requirements for maintaining confidentiality of sensitive information post-termination
Return of Property: Legal obligations regarding the return of any property, materials, or documents between parties
Survival Clauses: Provisions specifying which contractual obligations survive after termination
Dispute Resolution: Mechanisms for resolving any disputes arising from the termination agreement
Governing Law and Jurisdiction: Specifications of Singapore law as governing law and Singapore courts' jurisdiction over disputes
