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Conveyancing and Law of Property Act (CLPA): Primary legislation governing property transactions and leases in Singapore, including provisions for lease termination and property rights

Civil Law Act: Fundamental legislation that governs contractual relationships and obligations in Singapore, including commercial lease agreements

Planning Act: Legislation governing the use and development of land and buildings in Singapore, which may affect commercial property leases

Control of Rent Act: Legislation that may apply to certain commercial properties, governing aspects of landlord-tenant relationships including rent control

COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) Act 2020: Temporary legislation providing relief measures for businesses unable to perform contractual obligations due to COVID-19, including lease agreements

Building Maintenance and Strata Management Act: Legislation governing strata-titled properties, relevant if the commercial property is part of a strata-titled development

Notice Period Requirements: Contractual provisions specifying the mandatory notice period required for lease termination as per the original lease agreement

Break Clause Provisions: Specific terms in the lease agreement that allow for early termination under certain conditions

Security Deposit Terms: Provisions regarding the handling and return of security deposits upon lease termination

Reinstatement Obligations: Requirements for returning the property to its original condition as specified in the lease agreement

Doctrine of Contractual Notice: Common law principle governing the proper service and format of contractual notices

Building and Construction Authority Regulations: Regulatory requirements from BCA that may affect commercial property usage and termination

Urban Redevelopment Authority Guidelines: URA guidelines affecting commercial properties and their permitted usage

Singapore Land Authority Requirements: SLA regulations and requirements affecting commercial property leases and their termination