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Thanks. I'm aware of that and do that locally, always going to pharmacy. However, in this case I knew I'd need to see the doctor again. I didn't want to raise any concerns that I hadn't followed his advice and I didn't know if I'd need a prescription for one of the others. I was a little woozy after the local too! Didn't consider at that time that he'd probably not know if I'd purchased the prescriptions at the hospital or not.

After eventually finding my medical records, it showed that my memory was disconcertingly way off and I'd had a check very recently. However, as I've also been having nose issues which had taken me to Bangkok Pattaya, I decided it was worth seeing Prof. Parit Mekaroonkamol as recommended by Sheryl and others at Medpark Hospital, regardless. He did feel that it was worthwhile having another gastroscopy despite being less that 2 years since the last, which had indicated a relatively small area and no dysplasia. I had that done only yesterday. I will be hearing more and probably another consultation post biopsy in the next few weeks, but I did want to note that the the 16,500 cost is nowhere near the overall total. For a short consultation, the gastroscopy and pills for Heliobacter Pylori, to date I'm at 32,000B I will say the hospital cost of pills was more extreme than I'd previously experienced. For example Amoxicillin 500mg x 56 was 1400B. I will say Prof. Parit Mekaroonkamol is reassuringly knowledgeable and English is excellent. I'll update further after results and subsequent visit(s).

That's an interesting thought. We'll keep that in reserve as a last option, after giving him time with the buy, rent. move out or legal action choices.

I'd be 100% sure that is not a consideration. It's a bigger plot with a bigger house.

Sorry, I don't understand?

Many thanks. I wasn't aware that was possible.

LMFAO!! Have another beer and keep upping your 'wisdom'

The lawyer apparently is close with the police and suggests it will not be a problem to have them come in once it's gone through the courts. We will see if that is talk. The occupant owns 3 adjacent subplots, so it's not like he will be destitute.

I believe that is the case, particularly as that was just for the land and there is a decent house on it, which the lawyer has told me my gf now owns too.

That would indeed be nice, but would come back against my gf in some sort of negative credit way.

My commiserations on the problems with the second case. I hope you're able to get that resolved. Your noted experiences are vaulable to know about and I appreciate all the details. I was going to agree with you and just write this off and not waste further money on it, but my girlfriend has taken it personally and wants him to summoned, which for the sake of 30,000B I might just do. The principle of this tosser thinking he can just get off scot free makes me inclined to spend just to try to wipe the smile off his face.

If we do not agree terms with the squatter, we will simply sell as is once evicted. Zero consideration for us living there now.

Thanks to all for your comments. The lawyer will use the police once the notice has been served and if failed to withdraw within 30 days. The squatter has stated he will not do anything unless legal papers are served, so just the police is apparently not an option. It's the fault of the website displaying incorrectly. Bpundaries are correctly recorded on chanote and at the land office. The website has wrongly drawn the plot over part of an adjacent school plot, rather than what was previously part of a chanote of the current encumbent. He split the land into 2 chanotes, so that he could get financing as I have now found out. I have been told that there is zero chance of any recourse for the official website https://landsmaps.dol.go.th displaying incorrect details 😞 We've just been unlucky that this was wrongly displayed or we would have never pursued this. Sadly, there was no other way to obtain that information till the land was purchased. We will give him the choice of purchasing or leasing the land/house before pursuiing legal action. He wrongly thinks we will not pursue legal action and will only consider doing something till we do so. He is wrong, once legal action is commenced, purchasing/leasing options will only be available at a much higher price. The lawyer I saw today did not consider there would be future obstacles for reselling once this is complete, which was reassuring. I would particularly like to thank @Crossy fot the leasing suggestion which we will offer, but again thanks to all. Your comments were greatly appreciated.

It's not a big bit of land. Just over 1 ngan, but seemed ideal when we saw the purported empty plot with electric immediately to hand. Unfortunately, now with the full story which was not available, despite many questions to the govt office preceding the auction, we would not have touched it with a bargepole. She is not feeling lucky and neither am I 😞 The recommended lawyer which we are considering using to do the eviction has confirmed the chanote is all correct and there should not be a problem.

I believe he's in his 60's and in reasonable health