misappropriation of the money received from the sale of KC short-term bills of exchange (B/E) for his own interest or other persons’ but did not perform his duties responsibly and honestly, and failed to have the B
debtors as GL’s income on those financial statements and financial reports but the fact that the transactions are an execution of asset misappropriation by GL’S former Chief Executive Officer. Therefore
. Amorn and Mr. Pipat were deemed a dishonest breach of duties offense, an asset misappropriation and seeking unlawful benefits for themselves and their associates, causing damage to AJA. In addition, the
Mr. Amorn and Mr. Pipat were deemed a dishonest breach of duties offense, an asset misappropriation and seeking unlawful benefits for themselves and their associates, causing damage to AJA. In addition
acts of Mr. Amorn and Mr. Pipat were deemed a dishonest breach of duties offense, an asset misappropriation and seeking unlawful benefits for themselves and their associates, causing damage to AJA. In
Company Limited (SSC) shares. The Form 247-4 did not disclose that Mr. Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi is the controlling person of SSNL who provides funding for SSNL’s tender offer of SSC shares. SEC Act S
misconduct above is deemed an execution of concealed transactions, asset misappropriation, permission of false accounting transactions and preparation of incorrect accounting records. In addition, he informed
accurate tender offer report (Form 247-4) of SSNL’s holding of Sermsuk Public Company Limited (SSC) shares on October 28, 2010. The Form 247-4 did not disclose that Mr. Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi is the