Intellectual property in Thailand plays a central role in protecting innovation, creativity, and commercial identity in an increasingly globalized economy. Thailand has developed a structured IP regime aligned with international standards while retaining domestic legal characteristics that significantly affect how rights are acquired, enforced, and commercialized. This article provides a comprehensive examination of Thailand’s intellectual […]

Breach of Contract in Thailand. In Thailand, the concept of breach of contract is governed by the Civil and Commercial Code (CCC), which provides the legal foundation for contractual obligations, rights, and remedies. A breach arises when one party fails to perform their obligations under a valid and enforceable agreement, either wholly or partially, without […]

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 […]