Section 183 ter — Repealed
Statutory text (Thai original)
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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(Repealed)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Section 183 ter has been repealed. In its former form it addressed the consequences of a party's absence on the settlement-of-issues day, treating the absent party as having known the proceedings taken that day. That subject is now covered by Section 183/2 within the same Title on ordinary procedure in courts of first instance. Older decisions citing Section 183 ter should be read as relating to the repealed text, not to the current law.
Why this matters in practice
There is nothing to apply under this number today. If a case or source cites Section 183 ter on absence from the settlement-of-issues day, treat it as historical and rely on the current rule in Section 183/2 instead.
Frequently asked questions
Is Section 183 ter of the Civil Procedure Code still in force?
No. Section 183 ter has been repealed. The consequences of missing the settlement-of-issues day are now set out in Section 183/2.