*cancelled* BCCT Open Forum: What You Need to Know about Litigation and Arbitration in Thailand

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Date & Time: Thu 03-Oct-2024 18:00   
Location: dusitD2 Samyan, Bangkok on Si Phraya road (MRT: Samyan exit 2 or BTS Saladaeng exit 2) 
Duration: 2.5 hours
Member Cost: THB 1,100.00
Details:

*Special thanks to Siam Legal International*

Date: Thursday 3rd October 2024

Time: 6 - 8.30 pm

Venue: dusitD2 Samyan, Bangkok on Si Phraya road (MRT: Samyan exit 2 or BTS Saladaeng exit 2) 

Cost: THB 1,100 for members. This price includes food, free-flow beer, wine and soft drinks.
*Non-members thinking of joining BCCT who wish to attend this event are very welcome and should email – greg@bccthai.com

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BCCT Legal & Taxation Working Group is delighted to invite you the 2024 Litigation and Arbitration Symposium. The event will be an open forum with four-panel members. There will be no panel presentations. The panel members will be as below

Litigation and arbitration is a massive area. In Thailand, we have: 

  • Civil courts
  • Criminal Courts
  • The Courts of Appeal
  • The Supreme Court

There are also specialized courts:

  • The Labour Court
  • The Tax Court
  • The Juvenile and Family Court
  • The Intellectual Property and International Trade Court
  • The Constitutional Court
  • Other courts 

Note that the Tax  Court decides disputes between The Revenue Department or the Excise Department and tax payers. The Customs Department decides disputes regarding import duty 

Regarding arbitration, it is important to note the parties must agree that the dispute is to be resolved by arbitration, rather than court proceedings. 

Thailand has its own Arbitration Act which follows an international template. 

Arbitrations may take place between Thai parties or foreign parties. The parties may choose:

  • the rules that will apply to the arbitration, for example, the rules of the International Chamber of Commerce or the UNCITRAL (United Nations linked rules)
  • The law that will apply to the dispute, for example, Thai law, English law or New York state law
  • The arbitrators who will decide the case will be chosen by the arbitral authority, or the parties themselves
  • The parties can choose the venue for the arbitration, e.g. Bangkok, Singapore or Hong Kong.

Wherever the arbitration takes place, if it has to be enforced in Thailand, then it must be enforced through the courts of Thailand. 

We look forward to seeing you at this event. 


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