NO&T Asia Legal Review
Introduction
When the World Health Organization characterized the COVID-19 outbreak as a pandemic on 11 March 2020, and as countries implemented increasingly strict restrictions on travel and movement, business owners and employees everywhere had very limited time to react. In Singapore, restrictive measures were continuously stepped up in response to surges in COVID-19 cases, culminating in a “circuit breaker” that would be in place for another month until 1 June 2020, if not longer. In line with its reputation for being one of the top commercial hubs in Asia, Singapore has not hesitated in passing legislation to manage contractual relations of parties that have largely been thrown into chaos as the pandemic escalated. In this article, we provide a summary of the key items that clients with business interests in Singapore should be aware of.
Yuan Yao Lee
Yusei Uji
Shunsuke Minowa, Poonyisa Sornchangwat (Co-author)
Shohei Sasaki, Shunsuke Minowa, Poonyisa Sornchangwat, Kwanchanok Jantakram (Co-author)
Yuan Yao Lee
Yusei Uji
Shunsuke Minowa, Poonyisa Sornchangwat (Co-author)
Shohei Sasaki, Shunsuke Minowa, Poonyisa Sornchangwat, Kwanchanok Jantakram (Co-author)
Claire Chong, Nozomi Kato (Co-author)
Yuan Yao Lee
Hoai Truong
Nopparak Yangiam, Parot Promkam (Co-author)
Claire Chong, Nozomi Kato (Co-author)
Yuan Yao Lee
Hoai Truong
Nopparak Yangiam, Parot Promkam (Co-author)
Claire Chong, Nozomi Kato (Co-author)
Justin Ee, Kennosuke Muro (Co-author)
Kara Quek, Kennosuke Muro (Co-author)
Annia Hsu, Kennosuke Muro (Co-author)
