Thai Civil Procedure FAQ: Filing a Non-complicated Case
How to submit a Non-complicated Case to the Court and what are the procedures for proceeding such cases?
The Non-complicated Case is subject to the same court fees as an ordinary civil case, …
Thai Civil Procedure FAQ: What are the Non-complicated Cases?
What are the Non-complicated Cases?
Non-complicated Cases are the cases as follows:
the cases where the plaintiff claims the payment of a determinate sum of money under a bill, which acknow …
Thai Civil Procedure FAQ: Documents Required for Filing a Petty Case
What are the documents required to be present in petty case procedure?
Documents or evidences required to be present, and promptly prepared, in proceeding a petty case are as follows:
ident …
Thai Civil Procedure FAQ: Filing a Petty Case
How to submit a petty case to the Court and what are the procedures for proceeding a petty case?
A petty case is subject to the same court fees as ordinary civil cases but the total amount o …
Thai Civil Procedure FAQ: What are petty cases?
What are petty cases?
Petty cases are the following:
the cases where the sum of the requested money or the amount of money in dispute does not exceed 300,000 baht or does not exceed the sum …
Thai Civil Procedure FAQ: Case Exemption from Court Fees
Which case will the plaintiff or the defendant be exempted from court fees?
A plaintiff or a defendant who is unable to pay court fees may file an application by motion for exemption of cour …
Thai Civil Procedure FAQ: Costs of Filing Civil Case
What are the expenses incurred during a civil case proceeding?
The expenses incurred are as follows:
Court fees: court fees are the fees charged by the Court upon entry of plaints or motions …
Thai Civil Procedure FAQ: Documents for Filing Civil Case
What documents shall be prepared for filing a civil case?
The documents needed to prepare for filing a civil case are as follows:
documents that are related to the source of obligations, if …
Thai Civil Procedure FAQ: If No Court in Province
If the case is within the competence of the Kwaeng Court, but there is no Kwaeng Court in a province, which Court is competent to try and adjudicate such case?
In accordance with the Act Aut …
Thai Civil Procedure FAQ: Which Court is competent?
Which Court is competent to try and adjudicate a case and what are the rules and exceptions thereof?
General Principles:
The Courts that are competent to try and adjudicate civil cases are …