itsari
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I believe it is clear what the eviction procedure is .
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Your problem , over and out
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Ok, of you do not understand my comment about hiso British then let it rest . Strange comment because you lack understanding of the elite in the UK . Have a good night
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All very well you received your money for rent , but you have probably not received any money for the lost revenue for the duration of the original lease . I suspect you have been taken in by British hiso folk that are the worst to deal with . Hope she left a bottle of gin for you.
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You make some sense on eviction law compared to the majority of asia now posters. Yes, the tenant must contest the action of the landlord within the 7 days. If the tenant remains then the landlord must notify the court for gaining access to the property. If any landlord follows the law I have no idea . Do tenants take up there option to contest there eviction notice . I doubt it especially foreigners reading Asia now for information
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I di not do a credit check . I take people on face value . In three years no real problems have occured on rent not being paid . Main problem for myself has been damage to fixtures and fittings and left the accomodation in a unclean state . You will not get a link from me as I have nothing to prove . Now I will go out and take a beer or two . Have a good day
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There can be many reasons why a tenant does not pay the rent . A landlord should give tenants a credit check as that could avoid many problem tenants .
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Renting property is a high risk business. Locking people out of there home without a court order is an illegal act here in Thailand.
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If you are a landlord you have to know that tenants often do not pay the rent as the contract requires . So many tenant's are disrespectful as you say . However there are tenants that pay the rent on time but cause much damage and that is costing much more money than a month or two of rent not being paid .
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Thank you
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Thank you , dont bother checking your mail
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If the tenant does not leave after 7 days then a judge has to be the one to decide on eviction and not the landlord as most are saying here. So i am correct what I say. Over and out
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I have rental property and I know there are landlords who do not follow the law as in any country but as I am a foreigner living in Thailand I like to keep on the right side of the law and treat people with respect.
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Certain areas of the law apply to landlords with 5 or more properties . I believe eviction of tenants apply to all.
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On the contrary Mr Celsius
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Contracts are made according to the relevant laws on renting property in Thailand . If the contract is not following the law then it's becomes an illegal contract. Over and out
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If you can not find the law then that's the way it has to stay
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I leave that to others to decide if I am of sound mind . If you are not a landlord what is the point of mentioning a property you live in . Have a good day
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In breach of his agreement yes, but an eviction order must be obtained to remain within rental law in Thailand
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There are laws to follow when renting . If you wish to ignore laws then it is you that will be evicted.
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Oh dear, hopefully you are not a landlord with that attitude
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Look up the Thai rental law . You will find the law in English
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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 .
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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 .
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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 .
