Livre 1 : Principes généraux
Foundational concepts: natural and juristic persons, juristic acts, agency, time, and prescription.
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- §4 Application de la loi Application of the law.
- §5 Good faith, exercise of rights Every right must be exercised, and every duty performed, in good faith. Thai courts use this as a residual fairness override on any contractual or…
- §6 Section 6 establishes a rebuttable presumption that every person acts in good faith. The party alleging bad faith bears the burden of proving it.
- §7 Section 7 sets the fallback interest rate that applies whenever interest is due but no rate is fixed by a juristic act or express statutory…
- §8 Force majeure Force majeure.
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- §15 Début de la personnalité Beginning of personality.
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- §18 Droit d'utiliser un nom Right to use of a name.
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- §36 End of quasi-incompetency
- §37 Domicile Domicile.
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- §43 Domicile of spouses
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- §54 Powers of a manager of property
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- §63 Revoking an adjudication of disappearance
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- §66 Juristic persons, definition A juristic person has rights and duties under this Code or other law, but only within the scope of the powers and duties, or the…
- §67 Droits et obligations des personnes morales Juristic person rights and duties.
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- §70 Représentation d'une personne morale Representation of juristic person.
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- §98 Voting by proxy at an association meeting
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- §113 Foundation, name requirements Every foundation must include the word 'foundation' (มูลนิธิ) in its registered name as a mandatory element of its legal identity.
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- §115 Registration of a foundation, refusal and appeal
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- §118 Foundation created by will
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- §146 Éléments constitutifs d'un immeuble ทรัพย์ซึ่งติดกับที่ดินหรือติดกับโรงเรือนเพียงชั่วคราวไม่ถือว่าเป็นส่วนควบกับที่ดินหรือโรงเรือนนั้น และหลักเดียวกันนี้ใช้บังคับแก่โรงเรือนหรือสิ่งปลูกสร้างอย่างอื่นซึ่งผู้มีสิทธิในที่ดินของผู้อื่นได้ใช้สิทธินั้นปลูกสร้างไว้ในที่ดินนั้นด้วย
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- §149 Juristic act, definition Juristic act, definition.
- §150 Les actes contraires à l'ordre public ou aux bonnes mœurs sont nuls. Any agreement, gift, marriage, or other juristic act whose purpose is illegal, impossible, or against public order or good morals has no legal effect from…
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- §152 Les actes non conformes aux exigences sont nuls. Acts not in required form are void.
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- §157 Erreur concernant un élément essentiel Mistake as to essential element.
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- §159 La fraude comme motif de nullité Fraud as a ground for voidance.
- §160 Avoidance for fraud and the third party in good faith
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- §163 Fraud on both sides
- §164 La contrainte comme motif de nullité Duress as a ground for voidance.
- §165 Limites de la contrainte : menaces légitimes et crainte respectueuse Threatening to exercise a right in the normal way does not constitute duress. Equally, an act done out of reverential fear (respect for a superior)…
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- §172 Restitution après acte juridique nul When a juristic act is void, parties must return what they received under the rules of undue enrichment (§406+). The clock for restitution claims runs…
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- §175 Who may avoid a voidable act Section 175 sets out who may avoid a voidable act, beginning with the legal representative or the minor once he has become sui juris, and…
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- §190 Condition depending on the will of the debtor
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- §193/14 Interruption de la prescription Prescription is interrupted by the debtor's acknowledgment of the claim (in writing, by part payment, by giving security, or by any unequivocal act), by the…
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- §193/17 Where an interrupted prescription is treated as never interrupted
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- §193/19 Force majeure preventing interruption of prescription
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- §193/22 Prescription of claims between spouses
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- §193/30 Délai de prescription générale, dix ans Unless a more specific statute says otherwise, you have ten years to bring a civil claim before it becomes time-barred.
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- §193/34 Délai de prescription de deux ans pour les réclamations commerciales et de services A two-year prescription applies to claims by merchants, artisans, carriers, innkeepers, lawyers, engineers, and similar professionals for fees or charges arising from their trade or…
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