Alternative Dispute Resolution in Thailand
Asian Law Series
No.19
Table of Contents
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Title
page,
Content,
etc.
Preface
Chapter
One:
Overview
of
the
Research
on
the
Alternative
Dispute
Resolution
in
Thailand
Chapter
Two:
Alternative
Dispute
Resolution
(ADR)
Out
of
Court
Dispute
Resolution
Mechanisms
1.
Introduction
2.
Alternative
Dispute
Resolution
(ADR):
How
out-of-court
systems
are
used
as
Dispute
Resolution
mechanisms
3.
Overview
of
Alternative
Dispute
Resolution:
Type
and
Function
4.
Current
Situation
Regarding
the
Use
of
ADR
4.1
Public
Alternative
Dispute
Resolution
Mechanisms
4.2
Private
Alternative
Dispute
Resolution
Mechanisms
5.
Conclusion
6.
Appendix
6.1
Arbitration
Act
B.E.2530
(1987)
6.2
Arbitration
Rules
of
Arbitration
Institute,
Ministry
of
Justice
6.3
Conciliation
Rules
of
Arbitration
Institute,
Ministry
of
Justice
6.4
The
Court
of
Justice
Regulations
Pertaining
to
Mediation
of
Financial
Dispute
of
B.E.
2544
(2001)
6.5
The
Court
of
Justice
Regulations
Pertaining
to
Mediation
of
B.E.
2544(2001)
6.6
Inter-Creditor
Agreement
on
Restructure
Plan
Votes
and
Executive
Decision
Panel
Procedures
6.7
Debtor-Creditor
Agreement
on
Debt
Restructuring
Process
6.8
Creditor
Under
this
Agreement
6.9
Creditor
Accession
6.10
Process
Schedule
6.11
Information
Required
From
Debtor
6.12
Framework
for
Corporate
Debt
Restructuring
in
Thailand
6.13
Mediation
Agreement
Chapter
Three:
Field
Research
on
Alternative
Dispute
Resolution
in
Thailand
1.
Abstract
2.
Rationale
and
Objectives
of
the
Study
3.
Theoretical
Background
3.1
Conciliation
of
the
Court
3.2
Conciliation
of
the
Conciliator
4.
Data
and
Methods
4.1
Subjects
and
Sample
Group
4.2
Scope
of
the
Study
4.3
Tools
of
the
Study
4.4
Questionnaire
and
Interview
Form
Examination
4.5
Methods
of
Data
Collection
4.6
Data
Analysis
4.7
Presentation
of
Result
of
the
Study
5.
Result
of
Information
Analysis
5.1
Presentation
of
Analysing
Result
of
Personal
Data
of
Lawyers
5.2
Presentation
of
Analysing
Result
of
Personal
Data
of
Judges
6.
Conclusion
and
Result
of
Research
Analysis
6.1
Knowledge
and
Understanding
of
the
Lawyers
about
the
Conciliation
for
Dispute
Resolution
6.2
Attitude
of
the
Judges
and
Lawyers
Toward
the
Conciliation
for
Dispute
Resolution
6.3
The
Expectation
of
the
Judges
and
Lawyers
Toward
the
Conciliation
for
Dispute
Resolution
6.4
Suggestions
From
the
Study
7.
References
8.
Appendix
8.1
The
Number
of
the
Lawyers
Who
Acquainted
with
the
Conciliation
8.2
The
Proportion
of
the
Lawyers
Who
Enter
the
Conciliation
Separated
by
the
Courts
8.3.
The
Proportion
of
the
Lawyers
Who
Enter
the
conciliation
Separated
by
the
Relevance
of
the
Case
8.4
The
Number
of
the
Judges
and
Lawyers
Who
Give
Opinions
About
the
Acceptance
of
Conciliation
8.5
The
Number
of
the
Judges
and
Lawyers
Who
Give
Opinions
About
the
Possibility
of
Conciliation
in
Problem
Solving
8.6
The
Number
of
the
Judges
and
Lawyers
Who
Give
Opinions
on
Whether
the
Conciliation
Can
Solve
Problem
Fairly
8.7
The
Proportion
of
Level
of
Conciliation
Acceptance
Separated
by
the
Amount
in
Dispute
....
8.8
The
Number
of
the
Lawyers
Who
Give
Opinions
on
Persons
Who
is
the
Best
in
Charge
of
Conciliator
8.9
Questionnaire
for
the
Study
8.10
Interview
Form
for
the
Study
Chapter
Four:
Dispute
Resolution
Process
in
Consumers
Protection
1.
Historical
Background
2.
Outline
of
Consumer
Disputes
2.1
Background
of
Disputes
2.2
Type
of
Disputes
2.3
Number
of
Cases
3.
Organizations
or
Institutes
for
Dispute
Resolution
3.1
The
Office
of
Consumer
Protection
Board
3.2
Court
4.
Comparative
Study
of
the
Proceedings
of
the
Office
of
Consumer
Protection
Board
and
the
Court
5.
Case
Study
6.
References
Chapter
Five:
Dispute
Resolution
Process
in
Labour
Matters
1.
The
Background
2.
Outline
of
Labour
Disputes
Cases
3.
Organizations
of
Institutes
for
Dispute
Resolution
3.1
Worker
Committee
3.2
Labour
Union
3.3
Labour
Dispute
Conciliation
official
3.4
Industrial
Relations
Commission
3.5
Labour
Inspection
official
3.6
The
Central
Labour
Court
4.
Case
Study
4.1
Labour
contract
4.2
Workers’
compensation
4.3
Labour
union
and
collective
bargaining
agreement
Chapter
Six:
Dispute
Resolution
Process
in
Environmental
Problems
1.
Introduction
2.
Background
of
the
Disputes:
Overview
of
Environmental
Situation
in
Thailand
3.
Types
of
Environmental
Disputes
and
their
Alternative
Resolutions
3.1
Negotiation
3.2
Mediation
and
Conciliation
3.3
Arbitration
3.4
Court
System
4.
Conclusion