Contract Act 1872: Primary legislation governing contract formation, validity, and enforcement in Singapore, covering fundamental principles of offer, acceptance, consideration, and intention to create legal relations
Competition Act 2004: Regulates anti-competitive behavior, including Section 34 (anti-competitive agreements) and Section 47 (abuse of dominant market position), which must be considered when drafting exclusivity clauses
Common Law Restraint of Trade: Legal principles governing restrictions on trade activities, focusing on reasonableness of restrictions in terms of duration, geographical scope, and scope of activities
Industry-Specific Regulations: Sector-specific laws such as Securities and Futures Act, Banking Act, and Insurance Act that may impact exclusivity agreements in regulated industries
International Trade Laws: Relevant international trade agreements, WTO regulations, and ASEAN trade agreements that may affect cross-border exclusivity arrangements
Civil Law Act: Provides framework for civil remedies and enforcement of contractual rights in Singapore
Limitation Act: Sets time limits for bringing legal actions and enforcing contractual rights in Singapore
Specific Relief Act: Governs specific performance and injunctive relief for breach of contract in Singapore
Electronic Transactions Act: Regulates electronic contracts and digital signatures, relevant if the exclusivity agreement is to be executed electronically
