craighj

A properly drawn lease contract will specify the deposit and the return process. If you do not have such in writing then hope you have a receipt for the deposit and just do your best in friendly negotiation of the return. If you don't have receipt then you are SOL and at the mercy of the lessor.

Hi keeniau96

Yes have a properly written and excuted lease, with a deposit return mechanism.

The issue is, what are the lessees rights if the landlord does not follow the agreement?

I believe that under Thai law and as recently amended, the lessees rights are quite strong.

In fact, I believe Thai law well protects the lessee for full recovery of any deposit within 30 days of proper termination of the lease, less any damages etc.

However, I'm wondering if this indeed the case and what remedies maybe available for the lessee should the lessor start to play games?

Craighj

Hello allI'm sure this has been discussed before somewhere on this forum.However, what rights does a lessee have with regard to exiting a lease agreement when that lease agreement expires.In others words, getting their deposit back?Craighj

thanks for the tip

any indication on how much the fluid and flint cost ?

Not sure, no crazy prices I guess.

Can send you a set if you can't find them there.

I bought some Zippo fluid in MBK on Sunday, 180 Baht I believe it cost.

Flints we 60 Baht.

CHJ

A quick one for you, anyone heard that an hotel elevator fell 10 floors in Pattaya just within the last 30 minutes?

Craiag

Try Google Earth...

Hi InSiSongkram

Long time no hear from.

Google Maps aren't much chop unfortunately, i did however find a decent link on Thaivisa (Thailand maps) which is where I should have looked first.

http://map.longdo.com/longdomap

Excellent detailed maps in both Thai and English.

Thanks, Craig

You don't really need a map.

It is located on the Sakhon Nakhon road (highway 22) about 15KM outside of town it is well signposted, about two kilometers after turning off the main road on the left, can't miss it.

Regards

ragandboneman

Thanks Ragandboneman, I guessed as much but having never been there before I thought I would ask those in the know.

Craig

Does anyone out there have a map for Nakhon Phanom airport.

That is a local map to get from the town to the airport?

I'm in Mukdahan and I'm traveling to the airport next week, all I can find is a Google map which has no street detail.

Craig

Absolutely agree.

The live updates were a fantastic help to both me personally and my business.

Well done all and thank you very much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I watched the clip last night. Dressed in black and with some black guard clothing. Running around the protest site with a bamboo spear.

The guy is an idiot and reminded me of a football thug!

What Thailand does not need now are farangs, especially twots like this guy, inciting violence, looting and arson.

To bad the army didn't get hold of him!!!!!!!!!!!

To be totally honest more than a little disappointed with the lack of responses.

Especially given "members" always have a comment about everything!

It might be that the header was incorrect 2nd pick instead of 2nd hand pick. For that I am sorry!

Though I would really appreciate an answer on what I need to do with insurance, tax and registration

I'm guessing at least one part of my question will have been discussed many times before, if so sorry about that and please point me in the right direction.

I'm think about buying a second hand pickup for my place up country. I live in Bkk and I travel up North to my house a lot. The trouble is it takes around 8 hours to drive there and I can fly there in around an hour. Hence buying a pickup to have located up there.

I'm looking for an extra cab / king cab or 4 door, second hand. I've seen 2005 Fords around for 320k to 340k and a few Nissan's around for mid 200k. Question one, what's a reasonable price for early 2000 model pick up, diesel and manual?

Also, can some explain the requirements for insurance, tax and registration please.

If I buy one in Bkk, does it have to be re registered up country?

Thanks, Craighj

Sounds good, I must visit the next time I head up that way.

To be honest, the only zoo I visited so far is Dusit.

Sounds like KC's is a great place and I should stop by...but I usually call in next door at the A1-1 Restaurant where I've been going for years. They do an excellent large Rib Eye (pon yang kum) Steak which I always order topped with kai dao. They even let me take my own red wine in to drink as they don't sell wine.

Now it would look like an act of betrayal if they saw me munching a burger next door!!

Mai Pen Rai...cheeseburger here I come

(I really do recommend the Rib Eye next door though)

Thank you for comment,you is great customer at next door,i agree Big Rib Eye,my restaurant have Cheese Burger,I open 8 month,I try to do Good thing for my customer.

Thank you,k.c.i.N a

I was there last week with my Thai wife and kids, I can certainly recommend the restaurant. They even gave my kids free ice cream at the end of the meal.

Craig

To be honest, not sure there is a hard and fast rule in this regard.

What I can say is that I married my Thai girl friend last year and she had been previously married, for about 5 or 6 years.

I was not expected to pay Sin Sod, though I was expected to give a gold chain to both her mother and father, which my girl actually paid for.

Craig

So, given what has been said.

Even though my Thai wife and I own our house in Mukdahan and I have a work permit for a location in Bangkok.

Technically I could be arrested and deported for painting a wall in my own house, hanging a picture or digging a hole in my front yard?

Thailand, sure has some growing up to do!

Craig

Thanks Finner

I will start to check out the auctions.

I read an E-mail from Pond Life that he had bought a second hand tractor at Navanakorn Tractor, around the Rangsit area.

So I went and had a look yesterday. Some good second hand ones there, generally small to medium size. They have all the implements and lots of spares as well. The young guy I was talking to there spoke very good english.

Craig

^^^^ Unless you are very experienced at hand feeding baby parrots, stay clear.

The vendors will tell you it's easy... It is not.!

Never buy an unweaned parrot.

Insist on hand-raised birds. & pay a bit extra.

I could not agree more!

It is a difficult thing to do and very demanding, lucky I've done it many times before.

I'm suggesting anyone should by the babies, just that this place is quite intersesting and has lots of nice birds.

Craig

Hi

The fish in the picture is a scad, well that is the common English name.

Sometimes referred to as a yellow tail or yellow tailed scad. Closely related, but not actually a Mackarel.

Craig

Hi Guys

If you are looking for parrots, Maccaw, Cookatoos, African Greys etc. I suggest you check out the Sanam Luang 2 markets in Thonburi.

I've been there a few times and they have a very good range of birds. They also have some very cheap (sorry no pun intended) babies birds for sale. Although they need to be hand feed.

Craig

Thanks Bellste.

I will check it out.

Craig

Finner

It is on Hwy24, about 15km from Nong Ki (so must be almost in Nong Bunnak).

I didn't see any of the larger tractors i.e. 90's but they did have 2 of the Euro 55DI's available along with lots of other models.

Hi Ootai

Thanks, I will have to see if I can find the place to have a look.

I have a place in Mukdahan and I'm looking for a decent almost new tractor.

Does anyone else have any leads on second hand tractors around the 45 to 50 hp mark?

Location around Bangkok would be OK, as I live there most of the time. However anywhere around Issan is fine.

Craig

Excellent story indeed!

I will definitely give the restaurant a try when I’m up there in about three week’s time!

Craig

Vanilla essence in small bowls in the fridge, as well as baking soda on small plates. Both strategically place throughout the fridge.

These are both classic smell removers, you may have to do it a couple of times.

The other thing you might have to do is ensure that you cleaned the rubber door lines properly, I suggest with Vanilla essence mixed in a little water.

Good luck.

I was having a talk with the miss last night and started debating over which shopping mall is the "best".

Personally I like Tesco Lotus. Food and appliances are on normal standards BUT I love there food court!

Which pulls me to TESCO to shop....

on the other hand my girlfriend thinks BIGC is the Best! Bigger, better more products to choose from in all catergories...Also thinks the food courts better!

Which comes to my topic, Which do you prefer? and why?

You know that Tesco and Big C are the same company and same owner.

Not much differences between them. But the size changes depending on the location. I prefer Carefur which seems to have fresher fruit and vegetables

I'm afraid you are incorrect. BigC is owned by the Casino Group from France and Tesco Lotus is owned by Tesco UK.

Craig