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You have the usual street food stalls on Soi 38 and under the covered car park close to the BTS steps. Perhaps worth going an extra stop for.

I think it could fit in either forum really - don't worry, I'm sure ubonjoe will be along to help shortly.

@ubonjoe Perhaps you would like to comment?

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Moved to the Marriage and Divorce forum.

On 7/22/2019 at 1:08 PM, tourleadersi said:

Should I just pay and forget about it?

Yes.

On 7/22/2019 at 1:19 PM, tourleadersi said:

Going to grind my gears if she just walks into another job...

That's just how it is I'm afraid. Just let it go. Some companies retire most staff at 60 and replace then with younger and cheaper workers, so it works both ways. One company I know offers the retired person their job back should they want it, but at the salary they would pay a new hire. Some of the retirees accept, as it keeps them occupied and they quite like working with their colleagues.

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On 7/21/2019 at 12:09 PM, Farang two dot zero said:

I bought a condo in Thai Company 5 years ago and I want to know if I can change it into a freehold owner ?

The first thing to understand is that the Land Office will not just change the name of the owner. The Land Office taxes sales of property, so if they were to simply change the ownership then how would they get paid? Everyone would ask for the names to be changed and the government would not receive any revenue.

What this means is that in your case it will be a Sale. The company will sell the property to you.

On 7/21/2019 at 2:50 PM, Farang two dot zero said:

The company sells the condo for free to a Thai person. This will bear the registration fees following the value of the condo assessed by the Land Office.

The company will have to reinstate the value of this condo, the manager will bear the taxes on the profit if there is some and possibly the closing costs of this company.

This makes zero sense to me. You need to talk to your Land Office and see what they will accept. I don't think they will accept a sale for free. This is because as a non -Thai citizen you have to pay for the purchase price using money you have transferred into Thailand and then exchanged.

I could be wrong, and it will be interesting to hear back from you as to what the Land Office will accept.

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You should arrive at the airport with considerable time to spare. It will help if you have printed copies of your tickets and also your boarding passes.

3 hours ago, LazyCat said:

...but since the director is the  one who signs all the documents he can change  the shareholders list and sign...

That's completely incorrect.

Can a company director change the ownership of your house? What about ownership of your car? If you owned shares in Microsoft could a company director change the ownership of these shares?

The answer is no, because shares are your personal property.

You probably signed the documents to sell the shares at the time you received the shares. If this was the case then you have no way of proving any kind of fraud.

What about your mother?

I would suggest you check Google maps live traffic before and during your journey. Other than being very general about things it's difficult to predict the traffic in advance.

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9 minutes ago, Sticky Wicket said:

This is easier to look at!

http://www.thaiwater.net/web/index.php/en.html

 

It really is bad , so many in the zero and 5 bracket

I think you will find that page is for rainfall data in the last 24 hours.

1 hour ago, ratcatcher said:

Perhaps someone can post a data sheet with water levels in the Thai dams.

It's in Thai, but column number 4 shows the percentage levels in the dams. Not all dams are shown - just the largest.

http://www.thaiwater.net/DATA/REPORT/php/rid_bigcm.html

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