Article 13 bisAbrogé
Statutory text (Thai original)
(ยกเลิก)
English translation
(Repealed)
This English translation is provided for reference only and has not yet been firm-verified. Always rely on the Thai original.
Firm annotation
Section 13 bis formerly sat within the General Provisions (Title 1) of the Criminal Procedure Code. It has since been repealed, so its former text carries no operative force. When researching the current law, treat this number as a gap and look to the surrounding sections that remain in force. The consolidated text shows only the notation "(Repealed)" in place of the original wording.
Why this matters in practice
For litigants and researchers, the practical point is simply that no argument can be based on Section 13 bis today. If an older document, textbook, or precedent cites it, check the surrounding provisions and the current consolidation to find the rule that now applies. When in doubt about which procedural rule governs your matter, it is worth confirming with a licensed Thai lawyer.
Foire aux questions
L’article 13 bis du Code de procédure pénale est-il toujours en vigueur ?
Non. L'article 13 bis a été abrogé. Le Code consolidé ne comporte plus que la mention " (Abrogé) ", de sorte qu'aucun argument juridique ne peut s'y appuyer aujourd'hui.
Citer cette section
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Citation simple
Criminal Procedure Code, s. 13 bis (Thailand) -
Citation académique
Criminal Procedure Code (Thailand), s. 13 bis. ThaiLawOnline, https://www.thailawonline.com/fr/thai-criminal-procedure-code/section-13-2/ (accessed 1 septembre 2026). -
Citation thaïlandaise
ป.วิ.อ. มาตรา 13 ทวิ -
Lien permanent
https://www.thailawonline.com/fr/thai-criminal-procedure-code/section-13-2/ -
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<blockquote cite="https://www.thailawonline.com/fr/thai-criminal-procedure-code/section-13-2/"><p>(Abrogé)</p><footer>Criminal Procedure Code, s. 13 bis (Thailand): <a href="https://www.thailawonline.com/fr/thai-criminal-procedure-code/section-13-2/">ThaiLawOnline</a></footer></blockquote>
The Thai text is authoritative. The English is an unofficial translation by ThaiLawOnline, free to reuse with attribution.