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Naka Noi investor appeals for fairness following motion to revoke title deed

Darawan Naknakhon

PHUKET: An executive pressing claims for land on Naka Noi has appealed for fairness after a request was filed earlier this week to revoke a title deed for the 24 rai on the small island off Phuket’s east coast.

The request to revoke the NorSor 3 title deed was filed on Thursday by the chief of the Phuket Land Office, and is pending approval from the Land Department.

Charnwit Kitlerdsiriwattana, the 65-year-old Managing Director of Phukhaohokluk Co Ltd – the company who staked claim to 24 rai (3.84 hectares) believed to have been purchased for about B40 million two years ago – staged a press conference yesterday afternoon at the Phuket Reorter’s Club meeting room at Provincial Hall, where he presented what he identified as aerial imagery evidence taken of Naka Noi in 1967.

Full story: http://www.thephuketnews.com/naka-noi-investor-appeals-for-fairness-following-motion-to-revoke-title-deed-57734.php#OBs30FMDkg7hrZVc.97

-- Phuket News 2016-06-05

[alfalfa19]

I doubt fairness is what he really wants.

[steelepulse]

It's fair if he gets what he wants. Otherwise "not fair".

[worgeordie]

Phuket Reorter’s Club, someone needs a new copy reader.

regards worgeordie

[tuanku]

I wonder if fairness might include prosecution for corrupting Phuket land officials? No, they are incorruptible.