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If the buyer doesn't have a 13 digit number to be entered into the yellow book then there is no need for them to attend the District Office. The seller and other people listed in the house books can attend the District Office to make the changes and then give the empty books back to the buyer.

The house registration is nothing to do with the Land Office. What usually happens is that immediately after the sale at the Land Office the buyer and seller proceed to the District Office and empty the Blue and Yellow books. At that point the seller needs to know which blue book they are moving into and have things in order. The same for the yellow book holder. If this process isn't done the seller and everyone else will remain in the blue/yellow books of the property that has been sold, however the new owner can apply to have everyone removed from the house books at any time.

The owner needs to enquire at the Land Office and get a replacement title deed. Without that she would just be storing up problems for the executor and the beneficiary. If the family is hostile she can always transfer the land to the intended recipient before she dies. A sale in this manner cannot be contested.

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Alternatively, go to the forum home page: https://aseannow.com/ Then click the word, "Bangkok" which you will find under the heading, "Thailand Local Forums": Then click, "Start New Topic":

You can't select the Bangkok forum because you are already in the Bangkok forum. That is why that menu option is greyed out. Click the x on the select forum box: Then click Start new topic:

If you want your exposition to have any effect then you need to do it the right way. This would be for you to petition the relevant Thai authorities directly instead of using an internet forum. You may or may not be aware of the case of Andy Hall, which took many years to resolve. If you are not aware then I politely suggest you spend a few minutes googling and reading up on what that man had to go through before you start naming and shaming businesses in Thailand. You may not want to hear it, but I am telling you this for your own benefit. Defamation in Thailand is both a civil and a criminal matter, and no matter how right you are, and how much truth you speak, none of that is a defence. If you cause the business owner a loss then you are guilty. I will remind you of forum rule 7, which you agreed to abide by: You will not post defamatory or libelous comments. Defamation is the issuance of a statement about another person or business which causes that person or business to suffer harm or loss. A statement does not have to be false to be defamatory. Libel is when the defamatory statement is published either as a drawing, picture, painting, motion picture, film, or letters made visible by any means or by broadcasting, dissemination or propagation by any other means. Defamation is both a civil and criminal charge in Thailand and elsewhere in ASEAN.

Hi Jimmy Moderator usernames are in red. Administrator usernames are in blue. Administrators can access different functionality. For example an administrator can create or remove a sub forum.

Moved to the Health forum.

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I don't know any commercial businesses that would allow their competitors to place free adverts (that never expire) in their store.

You nailed it when you mentioned competitors. Forum rule 25 gives the reason: 25. You will not discuss or post links to other Thailand or ASEAN based forums, or forums which could be considered as competition to ASEAN NOW or our sponsors.

For better of for worse, monetization by google is changing the way people write and speak. Look at youtube channels and you will see that popular channels have started to use replacement code words. Grape instead of r@pe. Corn instead of p0rn. SA or essay instead of sexual assault. There are many others. This is not the past, this is the present. Without advertisers such as google this forum would not exist, so for us, and for many other content creators these words have to be substituted.

Moved to the Pattaya forum for local input.

Moved to the Gay People in Thailand forum.

Moved to the Pub so everyone can relax and discuss this with a cool beverage. Or a cup of tea.

Yes, if your work permit happens to be for the airline you are buying a ticket from.

The problem you will have is that you can only hold a Thai driving license for a private motor vehicle, and the weight limit on this type of vehicle is 3.5 metric tonnes laden. A bus conversion of any kind is going to exceed the laden weight limit. You can argue that your camper bus conversion is for private use, but you cannot argue your vehicle is less than 3.5 metric tonnes laden.

NS4 chanote land doesn't overlap and everyone knows it. Lesser titles can be subject to amendment. Amendment, however, isn't changing the location of the posts yourself - and everyone knows that too. It's normally a case of people trying to pull a fast one and hoping that the owner will not notice. If it happens more than once ask the survey team to have a chat with your neighbour. This normally works well.

The Land Office asked for the meeting minutes because the land is owned by a company. The minutes express the agreed intent of the company, and this is often what the Land Office want to see before they act. This is to safeguard themselves from various factions within a company complaining that the Land Office acted without permission. It's just how it is. Such meeting minutes are not extensive, and would rarely fill up more than half or one page. As such they can be prepared quickly. In terms of the marker posts, the survey team will reinstate them for you in the correct position. If your fence posts are being tampered with then the only permanent solution is to either install posts that cannot be knocked over by hand, or to construct a substantial concrete wall.

The ability to delete attachments is not enabled because deletion can disrupt and damage the integrity of topics. Attachments are normally uploaded because the member believes their attachment adds value to the discussion. That being the case, it makes no sense for the forum as a whole to enable the deletion of that added value. If an attachment is uploaded in error and that error is only noticed after the edit window has closed then a member can report their own post and a moderator will remove the attachment for you.

Moved to the Pattaya forum for local input.

They are only available in some stores. Many stores don't stock them.