Mr. Pinij Putrasart Mr. Pinij Putrasart aided and abetted Mr.Theeratchanon Lapvisutisin and Ms.Supaporn Lapvisutisin to commit the offences, thereby violating Section 315 of the SEA. The Appeal Court

Mr. Piriya Thawon Mr. Piriya Thawon aided and abetted Mr.Theeratchanon Lapvisutisin and Ms.Supaporn Lapvisutisin to commit the offences, thereby violating Section 315 of the SEA. The Appeal Court

Appeal Court overturned the judgment of the Court of First Instance on November 24, 2006 that dismissed the case. The Court sentenced the accused to five year imprisonment for entering into gas tank

cause the price or the volume of such securities trading to be inconsistent with the normal market condition and caused damages to other investors. 15/12/2020 The Civil Court delivered the Appeal Court

penalty to be imposed on the offender.    Appeal Any person who is affected by, and disagrees with, an administrative order has the right to appeal such order. The appeal procedure is provided by the SEC

’ list and then may exercise the right to appeal such DBD’s decision.According to Section 42 of the Administrative Procedure Act B.E. 2539 (1996), an administrative order shall be effective since the

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the SEA in conjunction with Section 86 of the Penal Code. On June 9, 2011, the accused filed an appeal to the Court of First Instance. SEC Act S.243(1)(2) in conjunction with 244 and Section 86 of

lawsuit to a civil court currently under the Court of Appeal consideration SEC Act (before the fifth amendment) Section 243 (1) in conjunction with 244 (1) (2) (3) Civil Action Dated 26/03/2018

filing a lawsuit to a civil court currently under an appeal period SEC Act (before the fifth amendment) Section 243 (1) in conjunction with 244 (1) (2) (3) Civil Action Dated 26/03/2018