Bangkok Post
Payap Shinawatra, the brother of ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra and a member of the opposition Puea Thai Party, has been declared bankrupt.
The order, which was published in the Royal Gazette on Tuesday, was handed down by the Central Bankruptcy Court on July 31 last year.
Also declared bankrupt by the court was Shinawatra Thai Soft Co Ltd, which is owned by Mr Payap.
The bankruptcy order was sought by Sathorn Asset Management Co, Mr Payap's creditor.
A bankruptcy order against Shinawatra Thai Co, another one of his companies, was published in the Royal Gazette last Wednesday.
The Central Bankruptcy Court issued this bankruptcy ruling on July 30 last year as sought by Tisco Bank.
The order, which was published in the Royal Gazette on Tuesday, was handed down by the Central Bankruptcy Court on July 31 last year.
Also declared bankrupt by the court was Shinawatra Thai Soft Co Ltd, which is owned by Mr Payap.
The bankruptcy order was sought by Sathorn Asset Management Co, Mr Payap's creditor.
A bankruptcy order against Shinawatra Thai Co, another one of his companies, was published in the Royal Gazette last Wednesday.
The Central Bankruptcy Court issued this bankruptcy ruling on July 30 last year as sought by Tisco Bank.
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