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This Act implies default contract terms for goods sales and hire, including title, quiet possession, description, quality, fitness for purpose, and sample-based contracts, with some terms able to be varied by agreement.
This provision gives the Act’s short title and defines key terms used in it.
This provision states the Act’s title and gives definitions for key telecom terms used throughout the Act.
This Act establishes Temasek Polytechnic and sets out how it is governed, including the Board, Senate, constitution, seal, contracts, grants, and student union exemption powers.
This Act regulates when pregnancy termination may be carried out, who may do it, where it may be done, and when disclosure is forbidden.
The Act criminalises terrorist bombings, requires immediate disclosure of relevant information to police in Singapore, and gives immunity for good-faith disclosures.
This provision defines key terms used in the Act, including entity, property, terrorism financing offence, terrorist, terrorist entity, terrorist act, and military forces of a State.
This Act creates offences for possessing, making, using, threatening, demanding, or attempting acts involving radioactive material, Convention devices, or nuclear facilities, and limits prosecution to cases with the Public Prosecutor’s consent.
This Act transfers the hospital’s assets, liabilities and records to the successor company, lets the Minister resolve transfer disputes, requires certain authorities to register the transfer on application, and dissolves the transferor.
This Act transfers certain insured persons’ rights against insurers to third parties when insolvency-related events happen, and it requires specified persons to provide information and inspection access to help third parties enforce those rights.
This provision mainly defines key terms used in the Act, including tobacco product, vaporiser, child, under-aged person, and unauthorised advertisement.
This Act sets rules for offences on aircraft, the commander’s powers to restrain or disembark people, evidence, and ministerial regulations.
The Minister can declare Towns by Gazette order, and in certain election-related cases must do so on a set day. Town Councils remain responsible for common property during transfers of areas between Towns, and the Minister decides disputed boundary treatment if councils do not agree.
The Act defines trade disputes, work disputes, industrial action, lockouts, and related terms, and sets offences and penalties for illegal industrial action, illegal lockouts, intimidation, instigation, financial support, and dangerous contract breaches.
This provision states the Act’s short title and sets out key interpretation rules and definitions for trade-mark terms.
This provision gives the Act’s short title and defines key terms used throughout the Trade Unions Act 1940.
This provision sets out the Act’s title, purpose, and key definitions for traditional Chinese medicine registration.
This provision defines key terms for the Act and says it applies to conduct or things outside Singapore that cause or contribute to haze pollution in Singapore.
This Act sets up transport safety investigations, applies to listed transport occurrences, binds the Government, and lets the Minister appoint the commencement date by Gazette notice.
The Act generally requires a licence to run the business of a travel agent, with some exemptions and carve-outs.
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