Section 230 Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 Section 230. Securities companies may jointly establish an association related to securities business with an object of promoting, without seeking
proceed in accordance with Clause 4(2). Clause 6 In proceeding with the actions as prescribed in Clause 4 and Clause 5, the Legal Execution Department and the SEC Office may jointly issue guidelines in
. Several claimants sharing a like claim against the respondent on the common grounds of laws and facts against the respondent may jointly file the dispute to the Office, provided that each claimant seeks
former trustee or exercise the rights and duties jointly with the surviving trustee, as the case may be, and become a co-party in a lawsuit or a party to whom the court’s judgment is bound, when the new
been an executive involved in causing damage or held jointly responsible for damage arising to a financial institution whose license has been revoked or business operation controlled or suspended because
…………………………………………… In offence relating to …………………………………………… Under the law…………...………………. (attachment) (if any) O No (6) is or previously has been an executive who have participated in causing damage or must be jointly
allotment results to the SEC Office jointly with an offeror as per the rules prescribed by the Notification of the Office of the Securities and Exchange Commission governing report on results of securities
damage or must be jointly responsible for the damage occurring to such financial institution whose license has been revoked, or business has been controlled or operation has been ceased due to the status
completely; (3) report securities allotment results to the Office jointly with an offeror as per rules prescribed in the Notification of the Office of the Securities and Exchange Commission governing report on
following persons shall jointly propose to the Selection Committee a list of experts comprising twice the number of commissioners or board members to be appointed: (1) in nominating commissioners in the SEC