M1 Legal’s legal team has secured a court ruling confirming that our client’s Anfi timeshare contract is null and void. The judgment ends the agreement and acknowledges that the contract paperwork did not set out the purchase in a clear, compliant way.
The court highlighted several problems with how the Anfi timeshare was sold and documented. At the point of sale, the client was not given a clear description of the accommodation they were committing to, making it difficult to understand what they would actually be entitled to use. The judge also considered the sale of ‘floating weeks’ during the ‘super red’ period, concluding that the contract did not properly specify the exact product purchased or explain how allocation would work in practice.
Another key issue was the term of the agreement. The contract was signed in perpetuity, with no end date, and the court found this open-ended commitment left the client tied in indefinitely rather than for a fixed, defined timeshare period.
As well as declaring the Anfi timeshare contract null and void, the judge awarded our client £27,911.68 in compensation. This award reflects the court’s view of the seriousness of the contractual shortcomings identified in the case.
