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
Tag Archives: Thai Civil and Commercial Code
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Apr
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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Assignment of Claims and Fraudulent Transfers under Thai Law: Expanding Creditor Protection in 2026
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Mar
Mar
Fraudulent transfers—transactions made by a debtor to prejudice creditors—remain a critical issue in Thai civil law. Section 237 of the Thai Civil and Commercial Code (CCC) provides a creditor with a powerful remedy — the right to revoke the fraudulent transfers made by the debtor. Back in 2012, in the Supreme Court Decision No.15037/2555, the