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SRT to file civil case against Hopewell over foreign company qualifications


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On 10/16/2019 at 9:42 AM, webfact said:

“The law requires that foreign companies conducting business in Thailand must be qualified according to the Announcement of the National Executive Council No. 281 and must be approved by the Cabinet, which Hopewell wasn’t,” he said. “We are looking to file a civil case not because we are hoping to get compensation, but to have the contract revoked once the court rules that Hopewell was not qualified to conduct business in the Kingdom.”

The highest court in the land found against the SRT.  Not being Thai legal scholar, there is quid pro quo and the SRT did enter into a contract with Hopewell.  So what if some minor formalities were overlooked.  Is the court going to change its mind based on formalities as appose to good faith ?

 

If SRT cannot pay, pass the trainset to Hopewell.  Doubt they could do a worse job of running it.  Most middle class Thais shun the system. 

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