Aawut Law Firm has been appointed from the resolution of the Unit Owners of Ashton Asoke to advise and represent the Unit Owners of Ashton Asoke on the implications of the recent Central Administrative Court’s judgment to the revocation of building permit for luxury condominium “Ashton Asoke” that may impact and available options that the Co-owners may undertake to protect their rights over the properties.
On 30th July 2021, the Central Administrative Court rendered the judgement to revoke the building permit for luxury condominium “Ashton Asoke” due to the contrary to the objectives of MRTA’s land expropriation under the Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand Act B.E. 2543, which stipulates that this land must be used for mass transit business.
Pursuant to the Building Control Act B.E. 2522 (1979), the high-rise buildings with a total area of more than 30,000 square metres, the public roads shall have a roadway width of not less than 18 metres, one side of the land exceeding 12 metres that is adjacent to a public road shall have a roadway width of not less than 18 metres.
The Aawut Law Firm team was led by Aawut Somsak (Managing partner) and Yaowalak Suleesathira (Partner), supported by the dispute resolution team.
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