Fundamental Principles of
the Act on Liability for Wrongful Acts
of Officials, B.E. 2539
(1996) Upon successful
completion of this training,
participants will be able
to: 1. Analyze and
Classify Wrongful Acts:Analyze
specific circumstances to determine
whether an act was committed in the "performance
of official duties" or was a
personal matter. Furthermore,
participants will be able to distinguish
between "ordinary
negligence" and "gross
negligence." 2. Determine
Legal Liability and Procedural
Correctness:Provide accurate legal
advice and initiate appropriate legal
proceedings to identify whether a
lawsuit should be filed against a Government
Agency or against the individual Government
Official
personally. 3. Understand
Claims, Procedures, and Liability
Limitations:Explain the formal
procedures for filing a claim for compensation,
outline the relevant timelines for
consideration, and comprehend the
principles regarding claims for
recourse against officials,
including the limitation of liability
and the exemption from joint and several
liability burdens.Learning
Outcomes
Part I: Conceptual Framework of
Liability for Wrongful Acts of
Government Officials in Thailand Prior
to the Enactment of the Act on Liability
for Wrongful Acts of Officials, B.E.
2539 (1996)
