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the Thai Condo Act of 2008 stipulates that manager of the Juristic Person shall :

(6)  to take legal action against co-owners who has overdue payment exceeding 6 months;   

 

It seems those co-owners loose their voting rights in the General Assembly of the Co-Owners :  can somebody indicate which paragraph of the Condo Act stipulates this?

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The condo act actually states that the rights on non -paying co -owners can be restricted -only if such detail exists in the Rules and Regulation.

For example in my building the JPM can cut off power water telephone. No reference to denying voting rights

In practice those who do not pay never attend a general meeting

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11 hours ago, Delight said:

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The condo act actually states that the rights on non -paying co -owners can be restricted -only if such detail exists in the Rules and Regulation.

For example in my building the JPM can cut off power water telephone. No reference to denying voting rights

In practice those who do not pay never attend a general meeting

18-b RULES ABOUT LATE PAYERS.jpg

 

Thanks you very much ...but then who can suspend the late payers...the Committee?

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53 minutes ago, fvw53 said:

 

Thanks you very much ...but then who can suspend the late payers...the Committee?

 

My Thai wife went to the website of the Thai parliament and here it seems the suspension for late payers is automatic and not "may-be"

http://library2.parliament.go.th/giventake/content_law/law060351-58.pdf
Page 5 first paragraph

 “มาตรา ๑๘/๑ ในกรณีที่เจ  าของรวมไมชําระเงินตามมาตรา ๑๘ ภายในเวลาที่กําหนด ต องเสียเงินเพิ่มในอัตราไมเกินร อยละสิบสองตอปของจํานวนเงินที่ค  างชําระโดยไมคิดทบต  น ทั้งนี้ ตามที่กําหนดในข อบังคับ เจ  าของรวมที่ค  างชําระเงินตามมาตรา ๑๘ ตั้งแตหกเดือนขึ้นไปตองเสียเงินเพิ่มในอตราไม ั เกิน ร  อยละยี่สิบตอปและอาจถูกระงับการให บริการสวนรวมหรือการใช ทรัพยสวนกลางตามที่กําหนดใน ข  อบังคับ รวมทั้งไมมีสิทธิออกเสียงในการประชุมใหญ เงินเพิ่มตามวรรคหนึ่งให ถือเป นคาใช จายตามมาตรา ๑๘”   

 

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After 6 months of non payment, owners lose their rights to common area services, as well as voting rights. This applies not only to both committee voting, AGMs and EGMs. This is clearly stated in the condominium act, and needs not be written in the rules and regulations because the law always overrides the former.

 

After monthly written, registered reminders for payment without compliance, it  is within the brief of the Juristic Person to file a court request to have the unit (s) auctioned off after a period of 6 months, unless the committee advises otherwise. This requires a lawyer to file, and thus legal fees. If you need more info feel free to ask.

 

 

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4 hours ago, fvw53 said:

 

Thanks you very much ...but then who can suspend the late payers...the Committee?

 The JPM -he/she manages the building on a daily basis-not the committee

Typically the JPM will seek consent from the committee. He can still act even if the committee says'NO!'

As MEINPUCKET states the JPM can sell the condo at auction.

This will involve 3 visits to the local court. The judge will give the co -owner pleny of time to correct the circumstance.

If it is sold the proceeds from the sale go to the JPM

He can legally extract every ounce of cost that the building has occurred.

The balance goes to the now ex-co-owner.

This becomes very difficult if a farang co -owner,who has not left a Thai will ,has died in his/her own country .

The hearsay timescale for the sale of this condo is 10 years.

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