Court Dismisses Lawsuit in Chaisoro Company Share Dispute
The Min Buri Court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by Likhit 'Ta Fedfe' Sittiphan against Kittisak 'Yat Chaisoro' Wetchaprasan regarding a 49% shareholding dispute.
On October 20, 2026, the Min Buri Court issued a ruling to dismiss the lawsuit brought by Likhit Sittiphan, known as 'Ta Fedfe,' against Kittisak Wetchaprasan, known as 'Yat Chaisoro.' The case centered on a dispute over a 49% stake in Chaisoro Company Limited.
According to Khaosod Online, the plaintiff had alleged that his 49% shareholding was reduced and his name removed from the company registry without his consent. He further claimed that his signature had been forged or that actions were taken while he was incapacitated, leading him to seek the return of his shares and approximately 2 million baht in damages. In response, the defendant maintained that all corporate actions were conducted legally and in accordance with prior agreements.
Following the verdict, the plaintiff’s legal representative, Lawyer Kaimook, stated that the court dismissed the case on the grounds that the filing was ambiguous. The legal team indicated plans to refile the lawsuit. As it stands, the plaintiff has not regained the disputed shares through this specific legal action. For residents and business owners in Thailand, this case highlights the importance of maintaining clear, documented corporate governance and shareholder agreements to avoid protracted legal disputes. It remains to be confirmed when or if a new lawsuit will be formally submitted to the court.
