Category: Thai Legal System

Thailand, known for its vibrant economy and innovative industries, recognizes the significance of intellectual property rights and fair international trade practices. To ensure a robust…

The three court levels in Thailand are the Courts of First Instance, the Appeals Court, and the Supreme Court. Civil courts fall under the Courts…

This Court handles all disputes relating to employment, such as labor protection, unfair labor practices or discrimination, and relations, appeals on labor decisions by labor…

These are the Central Juvenile and Family Court, the provincial juvenile and family courts, and the juvenile and family divisions of provincial courts. A quorum…

The Constitutional Court of Thailand consists of Three Supreme Court of Justice chosen by its plenum by secret ballot; Two Supreme Administrative Court chosen the…

Established in Metropolitan Bangkok and inaugurated by Royal decree, the Central Tax Court exercises authority over tax cases throughout Bangkok Metropolis and the provinces of…

The Central Bankruptcy Court of Thailand handles all bankruptcy cases, civil and criminal cases involving bankruptcy. While the law provides for the establishment of regional…

The Appeals Court in Thailand consists of a general court of appeals and nine regional courts. The general court tries appeals to decisions or orders…

This branch consists of all the courts, which are independent bodies that perform the crucial check-and-balance function of those of the executive and legislative branches.…