We’re pleased to share a successful outcome involving a resort in Fuerteventura.
In this case, the timeshare contract did not meet the minimum legal requirements under Law 4/2012. It also failed to properly set out key details about the accommodation, including the dates or periods when the property could be used.
The judge accepted that the trader knew what information had to be provided and chose not to supply it to the buyer.
The contract also did not refer to the cooling-off period, and it failed to state that advance payments are prohibited during that cooling-off period.
Based on payments made within 3 months and 2 weeks of the initial purchase date, the judge awarded double the full price. The client was awarded €13,800.
