The businessman who is the manufacturer or importer for sale of a label-controlled goods, as the
case may be, shall prepare the label of such goods before the sale and such label shall contain statements
in paragraph one. For this purpose, the statements in (2) and (3) of paragraph one shall be made in
accordance with the rules and procedure prescribed by the Committee on Labels by publishing in the
government Gazette.
Section 32. The businessman shall not be compelled to disclose confidential matters of production as a
result of the prescription of a statement of a label under section 30 unless such statement is necessary to
the health, hygiene and safety of the consumers
Section 33. When the Committee on Labels is of the opinion that any label does not conform with
section 31, the Committee has the power to order the business man to cease using such label or rectify
such label.
Section 34. Any businessman who is doubtful whether his label will violate or does not conform with
section 31 may apply to the Committee on Labels for consideration and opinion on such label. In such
case, section 29 shall apply mutatis mutandis.
Section 35. For the purpose of supervision and inspection of the operation of business concerning
the label controlled goods, the Minister has the power to publish in the Government Gazette a notification
requiring the businessman producing such goods to have and keep accounts, documents and evidences for
the inspection of the competent official.
The method of keeping accounts, documents and evidences under paragraph one shall be
prescribed in the Ministerial Regulation.
Part 2 bis
Consumer Protection on Contract
Section 35 bis. In any business in connection with the sale of any goods or the provision of services if
contract of sale or such contract of service required by law or the custom to be made in writing, the
committee on Contract shall have the power to provide such business to be a controlled business with
respect to contract.
A contract between a businessman and the consumers in the controlled business with respect to
contract shall be of the following descriptions:
(1)stipulating the necessary contract terms which if not stipulated in the contract the consumers
would be unreasonable disadvantageous;
(2)does not stipulating the unfair contract terms to the consumers.
Provided that, subject to the rules, conditions and details prescribed by the Committee on Contract,
and to the benefit of the consumers as a whole, the Committee on Contract may permit a businessman to
prepare a contract in accordance with the form prescribed by the Committee on Contract.
The prescription under paragraph one and two shall be in accordance with the rules and procedure
prescribed by the Royal Decree.
Section 35 ter. When the Committee on Contract prescribes that any contract term for a contract of a
controlled business with respect to contract must stipulate or does not stipulate any contract terms with a
condition under section 35 bis, if that contract does not stipulate such contract terms or stipulate such
contract terms but does not comply with its condition, that contract shall be deemed to stipulate such
contract terms or stipulate such contract terms under the condition, as the case may be.
Section 35 quarter. When the Committee on Contract prescribes that any contract of a controlled
business with respect to contract shall not stipulate any contract terms under section 35 bis, if that
contract stipulate such contract terms, it shall be deemed that such contract terms does not exist.
Section 35 quinque. The Committee on Contract shall have the power to prescribe any one of the
business in connection with the sale of goods or the provision of services to be a controlled business
with respect to receipt of payment.
The receipt of payment of a controlled business with respect to evidence on receipt of payment
shall be of the following descriptions:
(1)Having particulars and necessary statements which if such particulars or statements are not
sued, the consumers would be unreasonable disadvantageous.
(2)Not having the unfair statements to the consumers.
Provided that, it shall be in accordance with the rules, conditions and particulars prescribed by the
Committee on Contract.
The prescription under paragraph one and two shall be in accordance with the rules and procedure
prescribed by the Royal Decree.
Section 35 sex. When the Committee on contract prescribes that receipt of payment of the controlled
business with respect to evidence on receipt of payment shall contain any statement or any statement with
conditions or shall not contain any statement under section 35 quinque, the provisions of section 35 ter
and section 35 quarter shall apply to such evidence of receipt of payment mutatis
Section 35 septem. In the case where a person operating a business in connection with the sale of
goods or the provision of services makes a promise for a guarantee contract to the consumer, such
contract shall be made in writing, signed by such person or his agent and delivered to the consumer
together with the goods or services.
If the contract under paragraph one is made in foreign language, the Thai translation shall be
attached thereto.
Section 35 octo. The businessman shall have a duty to deliver the contract having contract terms or
contract terms with the correct form in accordance with section 35 bis or deliver the evidence of
receipt of payment having correct particulars and statements in accordance with section 35 quinque
to the consumer within the normal course of that type of business or within the period of time
prescribed by the committee on contract by publishing in the overnment Gazette regarding which
period of time becomes due first.
Section 35 novem. Any businessman who doubt whether his contract form of form of evidence on
receipt of payment will violate or fail to comply with this Ac, such businessman may require the
committee on Contract to give a prior opinion on such form. In this case, the provisions of sections of
section 29 shall apply mutatis mutandis.
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