Land Dispute: Woman Claims Ownership of Phra Khanong Pier Site

Aunt Da explains her attempt to enter the land and Num Kanchai warns her about the legal risks of trespassing on property with existing structures.

Aunt Da specifies title deed 2465 and describes the location near Road 3109 and Pier 18.

Details of a lawsuit filed in 1995 against the Treasury Department and Bangchak, and a 2016 Supreme Court ruling regarding the land becoming a river.

Aunt Da disputes the court's finding that the land disappeared into the river, arguing that land cannot simply vanish.

Aunt Da describes her efforts to request a new survey and the intervention of high-ranking officials to force Bangchak to open the gates.

Presentation of video evidence and survey results from February 8, 2018, showing the land is still above water.

Aunt Da explains that despite the survey results, the senior surveyor refused to sign the documents due to the previous court ruling.

Aunt Da clarifies her role as the estate manager for the original owner, Mr. Abbas.

Discussion regarding a 150 million baht mortgage and debt compromise agreement associated with the land.

Aunt Da argues she was arrested for trespassing on the wrong plots of land, while she was actually on her own property.

Aunt Da presents a letter stating the land still exists in the records, despite the 'river' designation.

Aunt Da mentions a major meeting on the 26th and agrees to return for a follow-up interview.