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Vol. 133 Part 46 Gor      Government Gazette          24 May B.E. 2559


                 Section  90/110    The  Plan  Executor  may  request  the  Court  to  issue  an  order  for
          permission to remake the by-laws of the debtor, amendment to the by-laws or contents of
          the memorandum of association of the debtor according to the guideline in the Plan.
                 When the Court issues an order for permission under Paragraph One, the provisions of
          Section 90/106 shall apply mutatis mutandis.
                 Section 90/111  The Plan Executor shall retire from office under the following circumstances.
                 (1)  Death;
                 (2)  A juristic entity which is the Plan Executor is dissolved;
                 (3)  The Court allows the Plan Executor to resign;
                 (4)  The Plan Executor’s property is under control by the Court order, or the Plan
                    Executor is adjudged by the Court to be incompetent or quasi-incompetent;
                 (5)  Being  imprisoned pursuant  to the Court’s final  judgment,  except for offences
                    arising out of negligence or for petty offences;
                 (6)  Retirement from office pursuant to the conditions provided by the Plan;
                 (7)  When  the  duration  of  implementation  of  the  Plan  comes  to  an  end,  or  the
                    implementation is successful according to the Plan;
                 (8)  The Court orders for retirement from office according to Section 90/113.
                 Section 90/112  The Plan Executor shall make a report on implementation in compliance
          with the Plan to be presented to the Official Receiver on a quarterly basis.  The report must be in
          the form provided by the Official Receiver.
                 Section 90/113  Where the Plan Executor fails to carry out the implementation under the
          Plan, or does the duty in bad faith, or causes damage to the creditors or debtor, or there are other
          grounds that cause inappropriateness for him to be the Plan Executor. When the official  receiver
          makes a report to the Court, creditors, manager of the debtor, or the debtor files a request with
          the Court, the Court may issue an order for the Plan Executor to retire from office or any order as
          it may be deemed appropriate.
                 Section  90/114  After the Plan Executor has retired from office and still has some
          activities under the Plan that must be carried out, if a creditor or debtor nominates a person
          as a new Plan Executor to the Court and there is no objector, the Court shall appoint that person
          as Plan Executor.
                 Where there is an objector to the nomination, the Court shall order the Official Receiver
          to summon a meeting of creditors soonest in order to pass a resolution on selection of a new
          Plan Executor, and the resolution of the meeting of creditors shall be passed by at least two
          thirds of the total amount of debts of the creditors present at the meeting of creditors, in person
          or by proxy, and casted votes on that resolution. Also, the Official Receiver shall present that
          nomination to the Court for it to issue an order appointing that person as Plan Executor.
                   After  having  held  a  meeting  of  creditors  pursuant  to  Paragraph  Two,  however,
          the  meeting  of  creditors  may  not  be  able  to  pass  a  resolution  for  selection  of  a  new  Plan
          Executor,  the  Official  Receiver  shall  so  report  to  the  Court.  In  this  regard,  the  Court  shall
          urgently  schedule  a  conference  to  consider  the  report  of  the  Official  Receiver,  and
          shall  provide  the  Official  Receiver  with  ample  time  to  send  notifications  to  the  debtor


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