Power of Attorney is a legal mechanism that allows you to delegate authority to another person. It can be used to facilitate a wide range of transactions and decisions. However, it is crucial to understand the legal requirements, types and execution process in Thailand before using this tool. This will avoid procedural hiccups. Legal Requirements […]
Contracts weave the fabric of commerce in Thailand, binding parties to their legal obligations and fostering trust in agreements. When these threads unravel resulting in breach of contract, individuals and businesses need to understand the legal framework, potential consequences and available remedies. Understanding these issues can help individuals and companies resolve contractual disputes efficiently without […]
Under Thailand’s Civil and Commercial Code, anyone who wilfully or negligently unlawfully injures another person’s body, life, health, liberty, property or rights is bound to compensate them. Compensation generally aims to place victims back into the position they would have been in had the injury not occurred, including covering expenses and loss of future earnings. […]