both parties at PVA

Ko Thein Naing (46) a resident of Honphai village Mae Sot had lended 12,000baht to Ko Aung Ko Latt (25). PVA was informed that Ko Aung Ko Latt failed to pay back the money by Ko Thein Naing on September 27, 2011.

PVA brought both parties and ordered Aung Ko Latt to pay the money back partially. He also signed an agreement to do so.

Solving 270,000baht dispute

 

The official of PVA interviewing with Ko Kyaw Swe

Ko Khin and Ko Cho informed PVA that Ko Kyaw Swe owed 210,000baht to Ko Khin and 60,000baht to Ko Cho on March 8, 2011, and asked for the intervention in this case.

After interviewing with him, PVA negotiated Ko Kyaw Swe to pay them back 50,000baht for every two months. And, he finally signed the agreement to do so. 

The fight over the loan

Two shopkeepers named Ma Than Than Chit and Ma Tin Tin San exchanged the verbal fights over the loan for TV in the Mae Sot market. In this regard, Ma Than Than Chit came to PVA and asked for help.

PVA brought both parties and negotiated. It also educated them not to shout each others among the foreigners but to solve the problems in a civil manner that was valued by the Burma’s society. They finally signed the promisory note by agreeing to behave themselves in the future.

Solving the money trouble

 

Daw Ma Ma Lay claimed for the unpaid money (40,000baht) for her jewelry sold three years ago

PVA negotiating Ma Aye Aye Soe (38) the return of 120,000baht she borrowed to the lender