Can a court overturn an enforcement officer’s refusal to seize assets? Obtaining a favorable judgment is often seen as the end of a legal dispute. In reality, experienced litigators know that winning in court is only half the battle. The more difficult challenge is often collecting the debt. A recent Supreme Court decision, No. 8105/2568,
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When a Loan Lacks Stamp Duty but Still Wins in Court: Insights from Supreme Court Judgment No. 893/2568
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Apr
Apr
Loan Stamp Duty Thailand is an important issue in loan disputes because stamp duty compliance can affect the admissibility of documentary evidence. In a recent decision, the Thai Supreme Court, in Supreme Court Judgment No. 893/2568, clarified how courts may consider supporting documents in cases involving unstamped loan agreements. This ruling is particularly relevant for
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Apr
In today’s digital economy, financial transactions increasingly occur through messaging applications, such as LINE and WhatsApp. But when disputes arise, an important legal question emerges: Can a simple chat message serve as a legally binding evidence of a loan? The Supreme Court addressed this issue in the recent Supreme Court Judgment No. 3622/2568, offering
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Fraudulent Transfer to Avoid Debt Enforcement: Key Insights from Supreme Court Judgment No. 7430/2568
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Mar
In an important ruling, the Thai Supreme Court Judgment No. 7430/2568 reaffirmed strict legal consequences for debtors who attempt to evade enforcement of a judgment by transferring their assets to third parties. This decision provides valuable guidance for both creditors seeking to enforce judgments and debtors navigating legal obligations. Key Facts The co-plaintiff was