until the debt is fully settled to the Plaintiff but the interest to the date of prosecution must not exceed 3,493,124.00 Baht as the Plaintiff’s request and the cost must be paid by the Defendant in lieu
request and the cost must be paid by the Defendant in lieu of the Plaintiff where the attorney’s fee and the legal cost are fixed at 150,000 Baht and 10,000 Baht Subsequently, on May 1, 2020, the defendant
until the debt is fully settled to the Plaintiff but the interest to the date of prosecution must not exceed 3,493,124.00 Baht as the Plaintiff’s request and the cost must be paid by the Defendant in lieu
Telecommunications Commission (“NBTC”) to request for the License return on 10 May 2019 (“Transaction of Returning Spring26’s License”). Besides, NBTC delivered the notification letter, dated 27 June 2019, regarding
consultation that received more than 80 submissions from a great variety of stakeholders were also held. Following the request by the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors at their meeting on 9-10
September 30, 2014.Earlier, the SEC notified STHAI to rectify its 2012 financial statements due to the limitation on scope of audit imposed by the company management in various matters including quantities
which defendant agrees to the plaintiff to pay full debt and interest. Currently, the debtor is at the default under the court ruling, the company lodged a petition before the court to request for an
, ended 30 June 2018, the Accounting Advisor has reported various significant findings As such, the Company’s Board of Directors required a special audit on the audited financial statements of S-TREK, ended
management of S-TREK, ended 30 June 2018, the Accounting Advisor has reported various significant findings As such, the Company’s Board of Directors required a special audit on the audited financial statements
considered that Item 4 that has already been approved shall also be canceled. Furthermore, it is considered that the consideration and approval of various matters as detailed in Item 3 and Item 4 have not been