Property Mortgages in Thailand. A mortgage in Thailand is a real right (in rem) securing repayment of a debt over immovable property without transferring possession. It is primarily governed by the Civil and Commercial Code (CCC, Sections 702–746), the Land Code, and implementing ministerial regulations. Because it is a registrable security interest, enforceable priority depends […]
Litigation in Thailand is governed by a civil law system heavily influenced by continental European jurisprudence, particularly the German and French models. Thai courts rely primarily on written statutes codified in laws such as the Civil and Commercial Code, Civil Procedure Code, Criminal Code, and Criminal Procedure Code. While court precedent holds persuasive value, it […]
Property Market in Thailand has long been a focal point for both domestic and foreign investors. Its appeal stems from a combination of robust tourism, sustained urban development, infrastructure expansion, and its strategic position in Southeast Asia. However, the market is complex, shaped by legal limitations, macroeconomic factors, regulatory frameworks, and shifting demand patterns. This […]