Registration is, in itself, no guarantee against infringement. Therefore,
the owner of a trademark, its local distributor, or a trademark agent
should monitor for possible trademark infringements. If detected, the
trademark owner may initiate legal action against the infringing party.
This might include filing an opposition to a published application to
register a similar mark, lodging a complaint with the police, directly
submitting a criminal complaint to the Courts, or initiating a civil
action. Penalties for trademark violations under sections 108 and 109
of the Trademark Act include fines of up to 400,000 baht and/or four
years of imprisonment, or 200,000 baht and/or two years
imprisonment for any infringement, provided the trademark is
registered in Thailand.