Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Registration, licensing, names, permits, and formal establishment requirements. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.
71 matching statutes
Singapore
1 provisions
The Act bans promoting or participating in pyramid-selling or multi-level marketing schemes, and restricts related business-name registration and company incorporation.
Singapore
1 provisions
This Act sets rules for registering people who carry on business in Singapore and their business names, and gives the Authority and Registrar administrative powers.
Singapore
1 provisions
This provision gives the Act’s title and defines key terms used throughout the Limited Partnerships Act 2008.
Singapore
1 provisions
This provision states the Act’s short title and sets out key interpretation rules and definitions for trade-mark terms.
Singapore
1 provisions
This Act requires registered persons in Singapore to have an identity card, report residence changes, and comply with registration and surrender demands. It also gives the Minister and Commissioner powers to administer the system and sets offences, fines, and imprisonment for non-compliance.
Singapore
1 provisions
This provision gives the Act its short title and defines key terms used in it.
Singapore
1 provisions
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
1 provisions
This Act sets rules for bills of sale: most must be attested, registered quickly, include a schedule of chattels, and comply with sale and renewal limits.
Singapore
1 provisions
This Act sets rules for registering and enforcing certain foreign judgments in Singapore.
Singapore
1 provisions
This Act is the Child Development Co-Savings Act 2001, and it defines key terms used in the Act.
Singapore
1 provisions
This provision defines key terms and gives the Minister power to appoint co-operative society officials, while allowing the Registrar to delegate most of the Registrar’s functions, duties, and powers.
Singapore
1 provisions
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