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Civil Claims, Breach of Contract & Tort
Civil claims cover private rights and duties — breach of contract, loans, leases, sales and tort. The general limitation period is 10 years under Section 193/30 of the Civil and Commercial Code, while a tort claim must be filed within 1 year of learning of the wrongful act and the person liable, and in any case within 10 years of the act (Section 448). Evidence should be gathered early rather than after prolonged negotiation.
General information on Thai law, not legal advice for a specific matter. Statutes and court practice change.
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