Seangwarin (3) Mr.Supoth Piansiri (4) Mr.Sirichai Chananam, jointly failed to perform their duties with dishonest intent causing damage to NMG and jointly committed or permitted another person to make false
Seangwarin (3) Mr.Supoth Piansiri (4) Mr.Sirichai Chananam, jointly failed to perform their duties with dishonest intent causing damage to NMG and jointly committed or permitted another person to make false
incident, was responsible for the operation of Merkle. His failure to perform the required duty of his position resulted in the offence committed by Merkle concerning the case that, between November 25, 2024
support to the offense committed by Bybit regarding operating a digital asset exchange business without license which is a violation of Section 26, a legal offense liable to the penalties under Section 66
Mr. Pohundratanakul and Mr. Klungpremjit are deemed support to the offense committed by Bybit regarding operating a digital asset exchange business without license which is a violation of Section 26, a
subject to the number of counts of offences committed by each defendant. - Under Section 91(2) of the Penal Code, if it appears that any offender has committed the several distinct and different offences
merely the commencement of the criminal procedure. The process of determining whether a person has committed a legal offense involves the investigative powers of inquiry officer, the decision to prosecute
According to TMB’s report, a Limited Broker Dealer and Underwriter (LBDU) licensee, Sarunya, an investment consultant for Complex Instruments Type 2, committed an offense and later OIC ordered a
partnership between the SEC and the SET at the policy making level, after which the meetings for management and operating staff levels will be followed. The SEC and the SET are committed to working together
Section 300 with Section 56, Sections 59, 238, 241, 246, 274, 275, 296, 298 and 312 of the SEA in conjunction with Section 83 of the Penal Code. As Kittipat committed several distinct and different offences