Liverpool Lou

He specifically said "Thai laws don't stand up in NZ, so probably won't in England" That's a comparison of Thai and UK law!

...or, more likely, it suggests that they do not yet know conclusively

There are frequently updates to incidents such as these.

Yes, another kind of popular business. You're not paying for any insurance but get it multiple times back by fundraising. So?

"Cue". Congratulations. Haha.

You're saying that he wasn't?

Why does everyone bitch about these? Nobody is forced to donate to these fund raisers. Well said.

His estate could claim.

....'ere we go again There you go again. What about it?

So what? It is not directed at anyone, nor involves anyone, who disapproves of the concept.

Very high possibility that it was financed and had little equity.

Did I say there was?? The thinly-veiled suggestion certainly was there.

I see. You would carry on paying somebody that you split up with. That is extremely generous of you. Where was it reported that, apart from geographically, they had "split up" their relationship?

Wow, up until this comment, I was agreeing with you... even so, this comment is correct... BUT, irrelevant, as he was comparing NZ and UK law... NOT thai law. He specifically compared Thai and UK law.

If this driver was part of other tuk tuk drivers committing or threatening violence against farangs then he deserved what he got, if he wasn't then no, he did not deserve it. And there was no suggestion anywhere that he was part of any attacks.

When did this driver "beat the crap out of" anyone?

What did this driver do to deserve the assault?

Cobblers.

She lucky that she didn't appoint any of the, obviously highly knowledgeable, AN legal eagles to represent her!

Why should you assume that?

Thai law does not come into this, the case is being brought under UK law!

No one is making a claim on her house, it is not part of the deceased's estate.

You really think that valid wills are never successfully contested in the UK?

If he was her widower (a man cannot be a widow) he would be entitled under Thai law to inheritance.

Huh? Foreigners can own houses. Fine lawyer you'd be.