Our legal associates at M1 are pleased to share the outcome of another successful claim against Anfi, following a court decision on the terms of a timeshare agreement.
In this case, the Anfi timeshare contract had been signed “in perpetuity” — in other words, it had no fixed end date. The judge found that this type of open-ended arrangement could not stand, and ruled the agreement null and void. As a result, the client has been awarded £11,792 plus a further £1,220, along with interest from the date the claim was submitted.
This outcome will be of particular interest to anyone looking into an Anfi contract in perpetuity ruling, as it highlights how the duration of a timeshare agreement can be central to whether the contract is enforceable.
Well done to M1 Legal, and excellent news for our client. If you have questions about a similar Anfi agreement or you’re unsure whether your own contract includes an end date, it may be worth seeking advice on your options.
