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Limitation Act 1959: Primary legislation governing time limits for debt claims in Singapore. Establishes statutory time limits within which creditors must initiate legal action to recover debts.

Contract Law/Law of Contract: Fundamental legal framework governing formation, execution, and enforcement of contracts in Singapore, including principles of offer, acceptance, consideration, and breach.

Civil Law Act (Cap. 43): Key legislation governing civil matters including contractual relationships and remedies available in civil disputes.

Banking Act: Regulatory framework for banking institutions in Singapore, relevant when the debt involves banking transactions or institutions.

Moneylenders Act: Legislation governing licensed moneylenders and related debt collection practices, including restrictions and requirements for money lending activities.

Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act: Protects consumer interests and ensures fair trading practices, including regulations on how businesses can pursue consumer debts.

Rules of Court 2021: Procedural rules governing civil litigation in Singapore courts, relevant if the demand notice may lead to legal proceedings.

Supreme Court Practice Directions: Detailed guidelines and procedures for court proceedings, including requirements for legal documentation and court submissions.

Credit and Security Laws: Various laws governing credit arrangements and security interests in Singapore, relevant for secured debts.

Companies Act: Primary legislation governing corporate entities in Singapore, relevant when dealing with company-related debts and corporate debtors.

Personal Data Protection Act 2012: Regulates the collection, use, and disclosure of personal data, ensuring compliance in handling debtor's personal information during the debt collection process.