Civil Law Act (Chapter 43): Primary legislation governing general civil law principles in Singapore, particularly relevant for contractual obligations and remedies in property disputes

Law of Property Act (Chapter 160): Key legislation that defines property rights and ownership in Singapore, covering both movable and immovable property

Limitation Act (Chapter 163): Sets statutory time limits for bringing legal actions, generally 6 years for property-related claims in Singapore

Misuse of Drugs Act (Chapter 185): Relevant when dealing with potential controlled items or illegal property in Singapore

Penal Code: Criminal law statute that may be relevant if the property was obtained through criminal means

Personal Property Securities Act: Legislation governing secured personal property transactions and rights in Singapore

Right to Possession: Legal principle establishing the rightful owner's claim to possess and recover their property

Conversion and Detinue: Legal principles dealing with wrongful interference with goods and failure to return property upon demand

Bailment Laws: Legal principles governing the temporary transfer of property possession while ownership remains with the original owner

Property Remedies: Available legal remedies for property recovery including return of property, damages, or compensation

Tort Law Principles: Civil wrongs relating to property interference and unauthorized possession or use