Arbitration in Thailand: PART 4 – the agreement to arbitrate

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Ex. What happens if an estate agent in Thailand lies, double deals, cheats or misrepresents…? “Can you count on and trust every single estate agent in Thailand?”

In our last blog we explained that arbitration can only take place if both of the contract parties agree to the use of such a mechanism to resolve any dispute arising from their contract. In fact, in Thailand, Section 11 of the Arbitration Act (2002) (the “Act”) specifically requires that the parties, must enter into a written “Arbitration Agreement” that is signed by both parties.

Arbitration in Thailand: PART 4 – the agreement to arbitrate

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