Administrative Court Office, Administrative Court Clarifying the case of withdrawing the construction permit for Ashton Asoke Condo, with 3 months remaining, finding a solution. If there is no progress, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration may have to order the building to be demolished.
Mr. Prawit Bunthiam, Chairman of the Tort Litigation and Other Liability Division at the highest administrative level Help work temporarily in the position of Vice President of the Supreme Administrative Court. Referring to the case of the Ashton Asoke enforcement case where the Supreme Administrative Court ruled to revoke the construction permit, he said that in this case the court ordered the revocation. Ashton Asoke building construction permit because it was considered that the permit was issued illegally. Therefore, the execution It is a matter for Bangkok to proceed in accordance with the Building Control Act. The court did not order that it must be demolished. or will enforce the case in any other way So about 3 m
onths from now. It will be due according to the judgment that ordered BMA, Ananda FM Asia Asoke Company Limited and the Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand (MRTA) to expedite the resolution of the problem to be in accordance with the Internal Building Control Act. 180 days for all 3 agencies mentioned A resolution must be found quickly. If you can’t find a solution BMA must also have a duty to enforce compliance with the Building Control Act. by demolishing the portion of the building that is higher than the road width to be completed within 90 days.
Mr. Prawit further said that in the case of The Aetas Building Latest developments Pathumwan District Office Has reported progress to the Administrative Court that Currently, it is in the process of being demolished according to the judgment. However, There is still a problem with the building owner’s company not allowing contractors to enter the area to carry out the demolition work.
Source: Thai News Agency