Copyright Act (Cap. 63): Primary legislation governing intellectual property rights, licensing provisions, and scope of copyright protection in Singapore. Essential for defining the rights being licensed and protection mechanisms.

Patents Act (Cap. 221): Legislation governing patent rights and protection. Relevant if the trial license involves patented technology or innovative processes.

Computer Misuse Act (Cap. 50A): Regulates unauthorized access and use of computer systems. Important for software licenses and defining permitted usage boundaries.

Personal Data Protection Act 2012 (PDPA): Governs data privacy requirements, cross-border data transfers, and data handling obligations. Critical for licenses involving personal data processing.

Electronic Transactions Act (Cap. 88): Covers electronic signatures, formation of electronic contracts, and validity of electronic records. Relevant for digital execution and electronic delivery of licenses.

Contract Law (Common Law): Common law principles governing contract formation, consideration, terms and conditions, and termination provisions. Forms the basic legal framework for the agreement.

Competition Act (Cap. 50B): Addresses anti-competitive provisions and market restrictions. Ensures license terms don't violate competition laws.

Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act: Protects consumer rights and addresses unfair practices. Applicable if the trial license is offered to consumers rather than businesses.

Industry-Specific Regulations: Sector-specific rules and requirements that may affect the license terms depending on the industry context.

International Trade Regulations: Rules governing cross-border transactions and international trade. Relevant if the license involves international parties or cross-border usage.

Singapore Code of Practice for Software Licensing: Guidelines specific to software licensing in Singapore, providing best practices and industry standards.

MAS Guidelines: Monetary Authority of Singapore regulations and guidelines, particularly relevant if the license involves financial sector applications or services.