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In breach of his agreement yes, but an eviction order must be obtained to remain within rental law in Thailand

There are laws to follow when renting . If you wish to ignore laws then it is you that will be evicted.

Oh dear, hopefully you are not a landlord with that attitude

Look up the Thai rental law . You will find the law in English

Without a judge allowing the eviction to take place the landlord would be acting illegally by locking out the tenant or removing any articles belonging to the tenant .

The landlord has to apply for an eviction notice from a judge after giving the 7 days notice to the tenant . The procedure can take many months .

I use the post office and that has been adequate on three occasions . Make sure they stamp and sign the document . No charge and do not pay extra for tracking the mail as the receivers do not want to sign for the delivery .

I see in my area they clean them out periodically. His drain looks a good job , it will not fall apart for years. Some are built with prefabricated concrete. They are not so good as they can shift over time. The 58 year old homeless man should be happy

They are building a storm water drain .His house will be less likely of any flooding when finished .

Yes it would be for the pick up trucks for sure . Sales would go down and the car producers would complain but the mission to reduce accidents would be achieved.

I asked Bangkok Bank for a foreign currency account and was told I would have to go to the head office in Bangkok to open the account as there is no branch in Chiang Mai that can make that possible . I asked if I can buy foreign currency with Thai baht to place in the FCD account .The answer was no as you can only transfer foreign currency into the FCD account from outside Thailand . Can anyone confirm that the advice i received from Bangkok bank is correct ?

Try opening a bank account in Vietnam . You may get your 17 percent there .

Thank you , I have the same impression on the advertising of trucks . I use a motorcycle most days and agree with your comment.

I drove a 3 ton truck for 10 years that limited my speed to 90 kph . If I tampered with the device I would be in trouble with the law and insurance. That is need that here too , but obviously they would be removed . Little hope for them

Problems start with the way pickup trucks are marketed . There should be rules how they can advertise this type of vehicle as the buyer is fooled into thinking that the vehicle can be compared to a low centre of gravity sports car . However 37 percent of accidents involved pickup trucks in 2020. Even travelling at a speed of 100 kph can be far more dangerous in a pickup if you have to make a sharp turn to avoid an accident because of the height of the vehicle's qnd don't forget that pedestrians are also at a far higher risk of death if struck by these large fronted heavy vehicles.. 180 to 200 kph is a crazy speed for a truck if you have to steer around a problem. It will roll over well before a modern saloon car.

A ford Raptor will manage 200 kph which i believe to be too fast for a truck . Isuzu pick up truck has a top speed of ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ALSO TOO FAST

Chiang Mai is a bad comparison with Bangkok . Chalk and cheese

Why do the Move Forward leadership leave themselves vunerable ? They have the advantage of knowing what to expect after the Future Forward Party farce .

Give the Spanish a break , just deny the guys a passport and they can enjoy Brighton.

Once in the clutches of finance businesses in that you can not service the debt you will be forever smitten. East or West.

Could well be , time will tell who is correct. It will depend on the election result that could well take months . Move forward Stocky

True

On the contrary Mr Chip , Mr Joke is the one that needs to look over his shoulder .

When Prayut finds out he has no cards to play with as a result of the general election he could be the first with a second coup .

I dont know about that either , why he wanted to mention the hore price in a town is beyond me