Excel

3 minutes ago, Harry Black said:

No, definitely not the case.

Tied of arguing with the know nothings. I stated correctly "not in my experience" and that was based on my experience at Don Mueng Land Department.  So you and your pals just carry on giving people misleading information rather than factual advice.

Just now, Peterw42 said:

The owner doesnt have to be there if they have given POA to someone, that's what POA is for.

Not in my experience at the Land Department as I stated.

Just now, AhFarangJa said:

Agreed it does say that, (though not in such large font). However, it does also say that the seller is a Thai national, i.e. the daughter of the seller. However, we could banter the symantics around all day, but it does nothing to answer the question. As someone else has pointed out, a Thai lawyer is involved which would put doubt in my mind. My Wife and I recently sold one of our houses and land. Even though I signed a power of attorney I still had to go to the land office because there was a userfruct on the land in my name, which was not covered by power of attorney. I guess at the end of the day if they come out with a new name on the Chanote, and a receipt for transfer tax etc, that would hold up in a court. on the other hand, this being Thailand and the propensity for reams, and reams of paper for the slightest transaction anything could happen.

The land department in my experience will insist that the actual owner listed on the Chanote is present to sign ( unless deceased in which a case a further process is required to establish ownership). Now who knows what will happen if dodgy lawyers get involved.

1 minute ago, EVENKEEL said:

So if a vendor sells for 80thb how much is her profit?

Previously 7.3 baht. Not a bad margin in much of the world but clearly insufficient here as selling say 500 tickets every 2 weeks will earn her 72,300 baht per month !! Now you know why there are so many lottery sellers. 

1 minute ago, peterfranks said:

Seller is actually the Thai daughter of the Australian, but since her whereabouts are no know, I doubt there is a power of attorney signed by her.

 

So how they gonna transfer the chanote?

Wouldn't trust any dodgy Thai lawyer either

7 minutes ago, Burma Bill said:

I wonder if this joint military exercise will be affected by adverse weather?????

(from today's Yahoo News 13 August 2022):

 

"The Chinese air force is sending fighter jets and bombers to Thailand for a joint exercise with the Thai military on Sunday. The training will include air support, strikes on ground targets and small and large-scale troop deployment ..........................................The Falcon Strike exercise will be held at the Udorn Royal Thai Air Force Base in northern Thailand near the border with Laos. Thai fighter jets and airborne early warning aircraft from both countries will also take part"

 

https://uk.yahoo.com/news/china-sending-fighter-jets-thailand-041808182.html

 

Don't know about the exercise but some flew in yesterday evening

1 minute ago, Sparktrader said:

People on here claimed Burilam was the hot women area.

Think they meant  Buriram was the hot headed women area  ????

Just now, hotchilli said:

I didn't know rich billionaires wanted 4 am opening of certain bars in seedy Sois ?

Unless of course they own the Sois and looking forward to doubling the rents of the premises as trade returns.

1 minute ago, 2009 said:

I am sure Australia isn't the place it was decades ago.

I suspect, but don't really know, that the Aborigines may very well share that viewpoint.

5 minutes ago, scorecard said:

She was a devoted partner, good listener and a good mother (we had one son)

You spoke in the past tense, I hope they are well

Just now, Bluespunk said:

As I said, I hope so but not seen any polls lately. If the base do vote truss in, the opposition should be delighted.
 

She is a key election asset for them given her gaffe ridden campaign for the leadership of the party. 
 

#votetruss-the opposition’s choice. 

It is interesting that the polls have stopped. 

1 hour ago, Tug said:

I hope mr Rushdie survives he is a courageous man in my opinion deserving of our admiration and respect 

Not looking good as he is on a ventilator with some serious injuries.

3 minutes ago, LarrySR said:

Trump was salivating at the opportunity to abscond with them

Which raises the question when or if will he ? Given the future is not looking bright for him which countries that do not have an extradition treaty with the US do you think he may abscond to ?  Guess the UAE must be high up on his list of preferences.

Just now, LarrySR said:

Waterboard him.

Maybe he will tell the truth for once.

Force feed him with McDonalds cheeseburgers, his favourite, that food will finish him off eventually

Just now, OneMoreFarang said:

 

Is that Big Bertha from Brisbane ?

1 minute ago, starky said:

No rant. Stating facts. If they upset you that's not my problem. I've been here not permanently for over 20 years I spend thousands on health insurance that I hope I never need but again the onus is on me and not a private hospitals to ensure that is in place. Have a nice day.

Well good for you, stay well.

6 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Alarm bells started ringing in my head when he wrapped himself in the flag and accused others of treachery.

 

 

 

 

Maybe he thought he had picked up a French Flag ? ????

2 minutes ago, starky said:

No excuse for not having insurance if you are frequently overseas the onus is on you not the hospital. Foreigners on here are perpetually lambasted for exactly the same thing hundreds of threads on it.

 

Where did I suggest it was an excuse ? No where   !!!!! you just choose to rant about something else. Read my post again, I was clarifying , from previous reports, that indicated she was not permanently in Thailand for 4 years.

1 minute ago, starky said:

Stick to the facts. She wasn't left to "Die in a carpark" she wasn't refused treatment. What did happen was when the bill got up over 600k baht and she could no longer afford the bill nor had the insurance to cover it she was required to move. 

 You understand private hospitals right? She had lived here over 4 years maybe she should have considered health insurance.

The original article stated that whilst she had been here 4 years "she would come and go to Thailand". That indicates she did not live here permanently all that time. Unless she obtained a visa she would, as a Vietnamese,  be entitled to 30 day visa free. Not that it affects her treatment here or lack of it which the thread is about, just stating facts for good order