Microsoft Word - SEA-ÃÒ©ºÑº 6-3-51.doc (Unofficial Translation)* Securities and Exchange Act (No. 4) B.E. 2551 _________________ BHU BHUMIBOL ADULYADEJ, REX., Given on the day of 23rd February B.E. 2551 Being the 63rd Year of the Present Reign. His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej is graciously pleased to proclaim that: Whereas it is expedient to amend the law on securities and exchange; Whereas this Act contains certain provision relating to the restriction of rights and liberties of persons wh...
. In the case where it is appropriate or necessary, the SEC Office upon approval of the SEC may revise or modify the operating plan; in such regard, the provision in the first paragraph shall be
of the SEC may revise or modify the operating plan; in such regard, the provision in the first paragraph shall be applicable, mutatis mutandis. The operating plan of the SEC Office under the first
under the law governing such operations. Section 15. Transfer of assets which are rights of claims in the following cases shall be deemed lawful without notice being given to the debtor pursuant to
following cases shall be deemed lawful without notice being given to the debtor pursuant to Section 306 of the Civil and Commercial Code. However, the rights of the debtor to set up a defence under second
rights of claims in the following cases shall be deemed lawful without notice being given to the debtor pursuant to Section 306 of the Civil and Commercial Code. However, the rights of the debtor to set up
transfer of the claims shall be lawful without notice being given to the debtor pursuant to Section 306 of the Civil and Commercial Code. However, the rights of the debtor to set up a defence under paragraph
shall have joint liability under the first paragraph provided, however, that liability amongst the trustees shall not apply the principle of joint debtor, but shall be in accordance with the terms as
principle of joint debtor, but shall be in accordance with the terms as agreed by those trustees. Whatever agreed, any trustee shall not be liable to other trustees, if proven that it had objected or had been
, that liability amongst the trustees shall not apply the principle of joint debtor, but shall be in accordance with the terms as agreed by those trustees. Whatever agreed, any trustee shall not be liable