Srisawad Power

Srisawad Power 1979 refers to a landmark decision by the Supreme Court of Thailand that addressed the issue of administrative law and the rights of citizens. The case focused on the government's power to regulate electricity supply and its impact on citizens’ rights. The court ruled that any administrative action must be lawful and serve the public interest. This decision reinforced the principle that government authorities must respect citizens' rights and act transparently, establishing a precedent for accountability in public administration. It is an important example of the judiciary protecting individual rights against arbitrary government power.