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35 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:
Three on one small motorbike?
Two girls on the back of a motorbike?
There should be a law.
There is.......Hefty fine for motorbike driver and take away his licence for 1 month. He and his mates would soon learn to respect Thai law
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2 hours ago, Xonax said:
In Thailand I have seen U-turns performed across the entire width of the road without using turn signals, so let's see the CCTV-footage, before we make any final judgements. There could be other factors than drunk driving involved.
Exactly that happened to me in my village yesterday I blasted them with the car horn. They just looked with the inevitible smile!
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21 minutes ago, Mike Lister said:
I would guess that a copy of the probate order or the disbursement from the Executer should be adequate, both should be easily obtainable.
Adequate maybe, but it will need to be translated, and likely certified by ones Bangkok based Embassy, at exhorbitant cost, plus the inconvenience for many of travelling hundreds of kilometres to get it certified!!!!!!!!
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Back in 1987, my wife was not permitted to buy land as she was married to me. We had her father "buy" the land, and it was mortgaged to me for security, to prevent the family selling without my knowledge. Similarly at that time, our 2 year old daughter who was born in the UK, was not allowed to have Thai citizenship, as she was born outside Thailand. She had Permanent Residency, like me, and it was not until she was 17, that she was given Thai citizenship.
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On 3/27/2024 at 3:21 PM, dinga said:
RUBBISH - I'm a farang with PR Status, and NOT a Thai citizen. I cannot own land in Thailand and if a beneficiary in a WILL will need to sell any bequeathed land within 12 months
That is correct. I too hold PR.
However whilst one cannot inherit land, a condo is different, as the land is effectively leased, But if the foreign ownership of the entire condo is full, one may not be able to transfer ownership after death of the Thai owner.
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On 3/26/2024 at 8:09 AM, SABloke said:
Incorrect - you can become a permanent resident and not be Thai citizen. The requirements are different depending on whether you are married or not.
CORRECT.
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More than likely if it becomes law, it will allow entry for 30 days. Any more time would need a visa
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5 hours ago, yankyoakum said:That dude needs to back to his home country and crawl back under the rock he came from...
Not before serving time in harsh Thai jail conditions
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I have repeatedly said, that possession of a firearm in public (unless authorised- ie police etc) should carry a minimum 10 year prison sentence, whilst the use of a firearm to either threaten or fire, regardless of the result, warrants the ultimate penalty!
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1 hour ago, crazykopite said:
Any man who hits a woman is nothing short of a sewer rat yes Thailand is different as I have heard many woman say they have been hit by the thai husband but that does not excuse this guy from hitting a woman not related to him the only punishment is to deport him back to his home country his thai wife is free to go with him as the Swiss will give her a visa
Evidence of assault is required
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5 years hard labour for the management/owners. lessons need to be learned
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Why would any self respecting UK lawyer want to represent her?
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9 years to the day. Why does it take so long for trials and sentencing here in Thailand?
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Like most Thai criminal investigations, this case will go on for years and years, and no doubt Big Joke and the others accused will be suspended from duty until the result is declared
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The photo you show looks like town houses, some 7 of which were built next to my large detached house to the East.
My house was built on some 90 tarang wah**, and I think the price I paid for the land at the end of 1986 was 450,000THB The house came in at 550,000THB. Sold up end of 2000 for 2.5 million baht. **Strangely that small plot had 7 chanotes!!!!!
Back in 1986 my then Thai wife was not permitted to buy land. I had to buy in her Father's name, and to safeguard my investment I granted Father a mortgage, which was registered on each of the chanotes. He could not sell unless he repaid the mortgage!😀
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In my neck of the woods, one goes to a town centre clinIc, and tells the receptionist whats wanted, She fills in a form, wanders into the Doctors offfice for a few seconds and then provides a signed form stating you have good health for ........50baht!!
WHAT A FARCE/................LIKE SO MUCH IN THAILAND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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32 minutes ago, hotandsticky said:
It seems hard to imagine that in your time there they regularly had to deliver fresh water from Pattaya. Probably electric outages as well.
Not many Russians though?
We did have mains water most of the time, but during the hot months tankers were sent from the Pattaya reservoirs to top up my tank. Electric never seemed to be a problem
As for Russians, there just were not many people of any nationality at the beginning.
Snakes a plenty! During my years there, I probably despatched 250/300--big buggers too!
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I lived in Jomtien Soi 1 from 1987 until January 2001 Had a house built from scratch
My house was alongside the Royal Jomtien Hotel's rear car park (built after I moved there) which suffered a disastrous fire in July 1997 with dozens of deaths. It was reconstructed and later reopened under a new name . There were reports of ghosts everywhere, and on one occasion when escorting a young lass along the soi leading to my home. she stopped and refused to go any further.
My house was purchased for use as weekend guest house for Bangkok trippers. I heard that after the first guests saw ghosts, word quickly spread, and the house was never rented out again.
In 1987 there were virtually no hotels/guest houses, shops or bars. The beach was deserted except for stray dogs
Baht buses only went to Jomtien if they had a passenger to deliver
In the early 90's a large shopping complex was built half way along Jomtien Beach Road, but despite signs announcing who had rented space, it never opened.
By the early 90's the Thais from Bangkok descended at weekends and hotels and guest houses opened. Then came the foreign tourists followed by a few bars.
When I left in 2001, traffic was heavy. Jomtien 2nd road was partially built and condos were being built everywhere. It was then basically an extension of Pattaya
I recall when Thepprasit Road was just a dirt track from one end to the other
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49 minutes ago, bamnutsak said:Your "understanding" of how Thai laws are applied is "cute", in a naive sort of way.
No naivety there. I am saying what should be done, knowing full well that he will get off scot free!. Thailand is full of double standards and will never change. Who you are, who you know and/or money are all that is needed.
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If he is accused of breaklng the lese majeste law, then he must be arrested and tried in a court of law like everyone else. It matters NOT, who he is. If found guilty,he must be subject to the same punishment meted out to all the others.
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Just looked at Bangkok Bank FCD interest rates.. No sign of 5%!!!!!!!!!!! More like 0.5 and 0.6% both subject to 15% tax deduction,
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47 minutes ago, brianthainess said:
I don't understand why people keep banging on about chemically castrating, 'chemical castration' as you call it, is not castration as such, and not only is it very expensive it wears off after a few months, his balls need to be popped out like a dogs.
AND HIS HEAD TOO!
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41 minutes ago, ThaiFelix said:
So I imagine the police involved will be charged with failure to carry out duties, aiding and abbeting a child rapist, aiding human trafficking etc etc because by not doing anything they are in support of the crime.
They might now, with Big Joke sorting it!
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2 hours ago, bbko said:According to the victim’s mother, the grandmother managed to capture videos of the abbot raping the girl but was threatened by him into deleting them. Despite this, she retained the evidence and handed it over to Mueang Ayutthaya Police Station.
If this is true, this is no abbot (head monk), but a child rapist and needs to be treated like one.
Off to visit BUDDHA immediately. Child rapists warrant death¬!
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Bangkok police raid notorious Don Mueang gambling den again
in Bangkok News
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Time to knock the building down and incarcerate all gamblers and those involved for a long period of time.