Contract Formation in Singapore

Published on 4th January, 2016 by Benjamin Li Yong Le

Several elements have to be present before a contract can be said to be formed in the eyes of the law. They include (1) offer; (2) acceptance; (3) consideration; and (4) intention to create legal relations.

Contract Formation in Singapore

For a contract to be valid under Singapore contract law, four elements need to be present, namely:-

  1. Offer;
  2. Acceptance of Offer;
  3. Consideration;
  4. Intention to create Legal Relations.

I will discuss each element in separate articles under the "Contract Formation" section.

Filed under: Contract Law
Benjamin Li Yong Le

About the Author - Benjamin Li Yong Le

Benjamin Li Yong Le (“Ben”), is an Advocate & Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Singapore. Ben is currently running his own boutique corporate and commercial law firm under the name and style of L’Avocat Law.

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