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100 Million Baht Inheritance Dispute: Two Thais Indicted for Nominee Company Charges
A 100 million baht inheritance dispute in Thailand has reignited, with two Thai individuals indicted by police for alleged nominee company violations related to their former employer. The case highlights complex familial relationships and legal challenges surrounding the inheritance.
A dispute over a 100 million baht (approximately 300 million yen) inheritance has resurfaced in Thailand. According to reports, police have indicted two Thai individuals on charges of nominee violations, alleging they lent their names to hold shares in two companies previously owned by their former employer. This case suggests a complex web of relationships surrounding the inheritance and the legal issues that have arisen. In Thailand, the practice of lending names, often among relatives or associates, has been a point of contention in inheritance and corporate management matters. The indictment signifies that the inheritance dispute has escalated to legal proceedings, and the outcome of the upcoming trial is highly anticipated. Source: MGR Online (South)
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MGR Online (South)