civil case

A petition for leave to appeal in civil cases is a crucial procedural step for litigants seeking review by the Supreme Court after the Court of Appeal’s decision. Not every case may proceed directly; instead, the law requires parties to demonstrate that their case involves a substantial legal issue, unsettled jurisprudence, or a matter of public importance. Simply being dissatisfied with an appellate ruling is insufficient.

As a lead law firm in Bangkok, we guide clients through the complexities of civil appeals, helping them identify persuasive legal grounds and avoid common pitfalls. From statutory deadlines to drafting petitions with compelling legal questions, our experience ensures that clients understand both the technical requirements and the strategic considerations in pursuing an appeal.

This article explores the governing framework, grounds for leave, procedural steps, and practical guidance, offering a clear roadmap for anyone considering a petition for leave to appeal in civil cases.