Section 35 If the adopter and the adopted have the same nationality, the adoption shall be governed by their law of nationality.

If the adopter and the adopted have different nationalities, the capacity and conditions for adoption shall be governed by the law of nationality of each party. However, the effects of adoption of the adopter and the adopted shall be governed by the law of nationality of the adopter.

The rights and duties of the adopted and his family to which he belongs by birth shall be governed by the law of nationality of the adopted.

Section 36 The obligation to maintain shall be governed by the law of nationality of the person from whom such maintenance is claimed.

However, the person entitled to maintenance cannot make claims in excess of what is permitted by the Siamese law.

Section 37 Succession as regards immovable property shall be governed by the law of the place where such property is situated.

Section 38 Succession as regards movable property, either by statutory rights or by will, shall be governed by the law of domicile of the deceased at the time of his death.

Section 39 The capacity of a person to make a will shall be governed by the law of nationality at the time when the will is made.

Section 40 A person may make a will either in accordance with the form prescribed by the law of nationality or in accordance with the form prescribed by the law of the country where the will is made.

Section 41 The effects and interpretation of a will as well as the nullity of a will or of a clause in a will shall be governed by the law of domicile of the testator at the time of his death.

Section 42 The revocation of a will or of a clause in a will shall be governed by the law of domicile of the testator at the time when the revocation is made.

The lapse of a will or of a clause in a will shall be governed by the law of domicile of the testator at the time of his death.