Consumer Protection Act
The Consumer Protection Act B.E. 2522 (1979) is the cornerstone of Thailand’s consumer law regime. Designed to shield consumers from unfair trade practices, unsafe products, deceptive advertising, and abusive contractual terms, the Act creates a system of administrative oversight, judicial recourse, and civil remedies. Unlike systems that rely heavily on judicial enforcement, Thailand’s approach is […]
Marriage Registration in Thailand
Marriage Registration in Thailand is easy once you understand the process. All you need is a certified statement that you are free to marry from your Embassy which is then translated into Thai and authenticated at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Many people believe that they can walk into any Amphur or Khet office in […]
Civil and Criminal Cases in Thailand
Civil and criminal cases in Thailand involve a wide range of legal issues. Finding a competent and reliable attorney who speaks your language understands the local legal system, and is recommended by your embassy can make the process easier. There are three levels of courts in Thailand: Courts of First Instance, the Court of Appeal, […]
Dispute Resolution in Thailand
Disagreements and conflicts are an inevitable part of business, but they can jeopardise progress toward commercial objectives. Fortunately, Thailand offers a wide range of in-court and out-of-court mechanisms for resolving disputes. Litigation involves a court trial where a judge renders a binding judgment based on evidence presented. It can be costly and time consuming, but […]
Trade Disputes in Thailand
As a dynamic participant in international trade, Thailand encounters its share of trade-related conflicts. Disagreements over tariffs, quotas, and market access can spark tensions between trading partners. Timely resolution of these disputes benefits both parties. Preserving trade relationships, economic stability, and fair competition are among the benefits of resolving disputes quickly. Commercial Disputes In a […]