LEGAL MEASURES AFFECTING ROAD CONSTRUCTION NOT COMPLETED ACCORDING TO THE CONTRACT

Abstract

Abstract

          The objectives of this research are 1. To study concepts, theories, and legal measures for providing compensation to people affected by road construction that was not completed according to the contract. 2. To study laws that affect contract breaches in comparison with those in other countries. 3. To propose solutions to the problem, and legal measures to provide compensation to people affected by road construction that was not completed according to the contract. It is a qualitative study. From studying information and reviewing documents, articles, explanations, journals, reports, theses, dissertations, legal texts, and from electronic information media of educational institutions and various agencies related from within Thailand and abroad, then summarize and analyze the problems.

          The results of the research found that: 1. From the analysis of the impacts of the uncompleted road construction, it was found that there are many impacts as follows: 1) environmental impacts, 2) social impacts, 3) economic impacts, and 4) impacts on the people. 2. Thai contract law is influenced by German civil law. While English and American law is influenced by common law. By adhering to the principle of good faith in making contracts. Contracts made in bad faith are void. The person who breaks the contract is liable to compensate the other party for damages. Thai courts have the authority to consider international contract disputes that have an agreement to choose Thai courts. 3. Guidelines for solving problems and providing remedies to affected people: 1) There should be an impact assessment, planning for solutions, and communication with the people. Enforce the law and check progress to solve the problem systematically 2) There should be compensation for the people by financial compensation health support Improve infrastructure environmental restoration and provide social support, and there is a suggestion that the law should be improved to make the state responsible for compensation when the state breaches a contract. For fairness and the rule of law.