Meanwhile, the Supreme Court’s ruling will affect the residents occupying the 668 units in Ashton Asoke Rama 9, Ananda Development Plc’s Property Business CEO, Prasert Taedullayasatit said.
“We have to continue fighting to determine who will be held responsible for this issue, as all five government agencies have been sued. We will need to negotiate with the State Railway of Thailand (SRT) and the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA), along with other related government agencies, to find a solution and alleviate the damages caused. It is expected that the process will take up to 14 days,” he said.
Prasert also stated that the Supreme Administrative Court’s ruling could impact the confidence of consumers and investors. This is significant as the title deeds have already been issued, and people have been living there for over four years. Furthermore, this is not an isolated…
