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== BOOK ON OBLIGATIONS. == | == BOOK ON OBLIGATIONS. == | ||
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=== '''PRELIMINARY.''' === | === '''PRELIMINARY.''' === | ||
Latest revision as of 13:36, 21 September 2025
- The today existing (probably) only copy of its publication is in possession of the main library of Bangkok University. The detailed information and images of the original sources are available on the Centennial Website.
- The detailed information about the genealogical relations between the Draft 1919, Codes of 1923, Codes of 1925, and Code of 1992 is available at the "French Advisers' Heritage".
BOOK ON OBLIGATIONS.
PRELIMINARY.
TITLE II. Definitions.
Section 4.
- Law denotes exclusively any Code, Act, Law. Decree or other rule enacted by His Majesty the King and promulgated.
《Genealogies》
- Codes of 1923: 4
- Codes of 1925: -
- Codes of 1992: -
Section 5.
- Injury denotes any harm to the body, mind, liberty, honour, reputation or property of a person.
《Genealogies》
- Codes of 1923: 5
- Codes of 1925: -
- Codes of 1992: -
Section 6.
- Security denotes any guarantee which may be given for the performance of an obligation.
《Genealogies》
- Codes of 1923: -
- Codes of 1925: -
- Codes of 1992: -
Section 7.
- A person who is subrogated to the rights of a creditor can exercise all the rights which the creditor had in respect of the effects of the obligation or of any security for it.
《Genealogies》
Section 8.
- Intention or consent may be inferred from words spoken or written, or from conduct, or from any other circumstances.
《Genealogies》
- Codes of 1923: 7
- Codes of 1925: -
- Codes of 1992: -
Section 9.
- An obligation is said to be due from the time when the creditor is entitled to performance of it.
《Genealogies》
Section 10.
- Force majeure denotes any circumstance not under the control of a person and which that person could not have avoided even by using such care as may be expected from a person of ordinary prudence.
《Genealogies》
