Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
164 matching statutes
Singapore
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This provision defines key terms used in the Act and states that the Act regulates deep seabed mining, protects the marine environment, and supports Singapore’s treaty obligations.
Singapore
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This Act sets up housing developer licensing and administration, including the appointment of the Controller of Housing and related officers.
Singapore
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This Act sets up regulation of corporate service providers and qualified individuals, gives the Authority responsibility for administration, and requires the Registrar to keep the relevant registers.
Singapore
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This Act sets rules for insurance business in Singapore and defines key terms like insurer, licensed insurer, foreign insurer, and insurance business in Singapore.
Singapore
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The Act applies to railways in Singapore, but not to certain rapid transit and cross-border railways. It requires railway promoters to deposit scheme and plan documents, allows objections and parliamentary review, and requires railways to be built and maintained according to the approved plans.
Singapore
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The Act generally does not apply to public authorities unless the Minister declares otherwise, and the Authority may appoint people or officers to carry out some of its powers, functions, duties, or exemption powers.
Singapore
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This provision names the Act, sets some commencement wording, and defines key terms used in the Act.
Singapore
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The Minister must appoint a Registrar of Pawnbrokers, and may appoint Deputy and Assistant Registrars. Those deputies may exercise the Registrar’s powers, duties, and functions if the Registrar directs, and this Act does not apply to certain MAS-regulated or exempt entities to the extent they may lawfully carry on pawn
Singapore
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This provision defines partnership and firm, explains what does and does not count as a partnership, and gives priority rules for certain lenders and goodwill sellers in insolvency.
Singapore
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This provision sets the Act’s short title and defines key terms used throughout it.
Singapore
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The Minister may appoint the Commissioner and Deputy Commissioners of Stamp Duties, and the Commissioner may delegate powers and duties to certain persons. An appointment must be published in the Gazette.
Singapore
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This Act incorporates the Federal Lands Commissioner, Malaysia as a body corporate and gives the Corporation powers over property, contracts, seals, and related vesting.
Singapore
1 provisions
This Act defines key terms for organised-crime enforcement and sets out its purpose of detecting, investigating, preventing, disrupting, and depriving organised-crime activity of its benefits.
Singapore
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This Act sets the basic scope, key definitions, and exemption powers for estate agency regulation.
Singapore
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This Act establishes Nanyang Polytechnic and sets out how its board, senate, officers, seal, examinations, funding, and student union are to be governed.
Singapore
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This provision gives the Act’s title and defines key terms used throughout the Limited Partnerships Act 2008.
Singapore
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This provision defines key terms for the Broadcasting Act and gives the Minister power to change the Fourth Schedule by Gazette order, with that order to be presented to Parliament as soon as possible after publication.
Singapore
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This provision states the Act’s short title, says it establishes the Government Technology Agency, and defines key terms used in the Act.
Singapore
1 provisions
This Act treats rents, annuities, dividends, and similar periodic income as accruing daily and apportions them by time, with payment timing rules and two express exclusions.
Singapore
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This Act establishes Republic Polytechnic, sets out its governance, and gives the Board, Minister, and Polytechnic specific powers and duties.