Land Measurement in Thailand. Thailand’s land measurement system is unique, built upon traditional units that are still in active legal and transactional use today. While the metric system is officially adopted in many aspects of Thai governance, land measurement remains firmly rooted in traditional Thai units, creating the need for accurate conversions and a deep […]
Property and real estate disputes in Thailand arise from a broad range of civil conflicts including ownership claims, encroachment, lease violations, easement disagreements, construction defects, and co-ownership issues. These disputes are adjudicated primarily under the Civil and Commercial Code (CCC), the Land Code, and judicial precedent, through the ordinary civil courts and occasionally through administrative […]
Servitudes in Thailand. In Thai property law, a servitude (สิทธิเหนือกรรมสิทธิ์ในที่ดินผู้อื่น or Sidthi Nua Kam Sit Nai Tee Din Phu Un) is a real right that allows the owner of one parcel of land (the dominant estate) to exercise certain rights over a neighboring parcel (the servient estate), typically for access, drainage, utilities, or other permanent […]