Lands Department denies report saying title deeds have been nullified

According to reports from the media, the Department of Lands ( DoL ) on Wednesday insisted that the title deeds for the contentious monastic plot in Pathum Thani province, which includes the Alpine Golf Club and a residential complex, have not yet been overturned.

Any change in the Alpine landowner’s private possession would have transformed the plot’s status back to religious property. If so, Alpine Golf &amp, Sports Club Co and people of the housing complex would have been entitled to appropriate settlement, according to an article the Isra News organization published on Tuesday.

The company’s stocks are now held by the Shinawatra home.

” No, no. No however. The lieutenant permanent secretary for the inside, who has the authority to sign the impeachment of Alpine’s name deeds, has not signed it but”, said DoL director-general Pornpoth Penpas, responding to the media report.

According to a cause in the Ministry of Interior, Chada Thaised, a top Bhumjaithai Party member, had signed the order to own Alpine property title deeds destroyed shortly before stepping down as deputy interior minister on September 3, 2013. The land formerly belonged to Wat Dhammamikaramvoraviharn.

Mr. Chada, who at the moment oversaw the DoL, may have made a place with the section about being cautious when dealing with the contentious land issue, according to Mr. Pornpoth.

” But, the authority to sign a impeachment get rests with Chamnanwit Terat, the latest assistant permanent secretary for the inside who is supervising]the DoL] at existing”, said Mr Pornpoth.

Moreover, Anutin Charnvirakul, the Bhumjaithai head and interior minister, has no issued an order pertaining to the Alpine land matter, said Mr Pornpoth.

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, who took office on Aug 18 last month, used to keep 22.41 million securities in Alpine Golf &amp, Sports Club Co. Yet, she had transferred those shares to her family, Khunying Potjaman na Pombejra, as of Sept 4, according to the Isra News report.

A record of owners dated Sept 4, 2024 indicates Khunying Potjaman, Panthongtae Shinawatra and Pinthongta Shinawatra Kunakornwong keep 29.88 million, 22.42 million and 22.41 million shares in the company.