I know there is a condo act. Can someone direct me to where the moo baan act is for a gated moo baan?

thanks in advance

I have asked this question before and even sought legal advice on the topic.

I conclude that no such legislation exists.

The Thai Gov. had to introduce the Condo Act back in 1979. The IMF insisted.

There has been no subsequent pressure on the Thai Gov. to cover 'Walled Estates.

Why do you ask?

^^^ Our community propert has been turned over to the co-owners. We have a volunter comittee and juristic person. Sadly no minutes of meetings are being made available. This does not sit well and i would like to know what is required by law.

^^^ Our community propert has been turned over to the co-owners. We have a volunter comittee and juristic person. Sadly no minutes of meetings are being made available. This does not sit well and i would like to know what is required by law.

However the civil code I think specifies minimum articles for a "Juristic" and for an "Association". There was a translation on the samui for sale site put up here before.

If your community is an "Association" with a Juristic should it not have some sort of memorandum/articles or whatever that all the co-owners (including you) have agreed to. This should also have covered charges for maintaining the community areas, AGMs and reporting etc.

^^^ Our community propert has been turned over to the co-owners. We have a volunter comittee and juristic person. Sadly no minutes of meetings are being made available. This does not sit well and i would like to know what is required by law.

However the civil code I think specifies minimum articles for a "Juristic" and for an "Association". There was a translation on the samui for sale site put up here before.

If your community is an "Association" with a Juristic should it not have some sort of memorandum/articles or whatever that all the co-owners (including you) have agreed to. This should also have covered charges for maintaining the community areas, AGMs and reporting etc.

do you have a link by chance?

^^^ Our community propert has been turned over to the co-owners. We have a volunter comittee and juristic person. Sadly no minutes of meetings are being made available. This does not sit well and i would like to know what is required by law.

However the civil code I think specifies minimum articles for a "Juristic" and for an "Association". There was a translation on the samui for sale site put up here before.

If your community is an "Association" with a Juristic should it not have some sort of memorandum/articles or whatever that all the co-owners (including you) have agreed to. This should also have covered charges for maintaining the community areas, AGMs and reporting etc.

do you have a link by chance?

I think I got it from a TV post but unfortunately TV won't let me upload it as it is saved as a mht file. You could try looking on the samuiforsale dot com site - I had a quick look but could not see it there.

Or send me a PM with your email and I will try to send to you?

topt sent me the link which he was unable to post:

http://www.samuiforsale.com/other-miscellaneous/index-civil-and-commercial-code-of-thailand.html

It is the Civil and Commercial Code, of which sections 78–109 are about associations:

http://www.samuifors...-part-1.html#77