Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act 2003: Primary legislation protecting consumer rights in Singapore. Key considerations include protection against unfair practices and requirements for clear disclosure of terms and conditions in repair agreements.

Sale of Goods Act: Governs the sale of goods including materials used in repairs. Contains provisions regarding quality standards, fitness for purpose requirements, and transfer of property in materials.

Consumer Protection (Trade Descriptions and Safety Requirements) Act: Mandates accurate description of repair services and establishes safety standards for repair work. Essential for compliance in service description and safety protocols.

Supply of Goods Act: Focuses on workmanship quality and includes implied terms about service quality in repair contracts. Crucial for establishing service standards.

Limitation Act: Sets time limits for legal claims and influences warranty period considerations in repair agreements. Important for defining time-bound aspects of the contract.

Contract Law (Common Law): Fundamental principles governing contract formation, terms and conditions, and remedies for breach. Based on Singapore's common law system.

Personal Data Protection Act 2012: Regulates collection and handling of customer information. Essential for compliance when collecting and processing customer data in repair services.

Workplace Safety and Health Act: Establishes safety requirements for repair work, particularly relevant when repairs are conducted on premises. Ensures compliance with workplace safety standards.