Marriott Vacation Club International, based in Marbella, has recently appeared before a Spanish judge in connection with two timeshare agreements.
The case concerned contracts the clients signed in 2003 and 2005. During the proceedings, it became clear that each agreement included an end date extending beyond 50 years—a point that proved central to the court’s decision.
After reviewing the documentation and contract terms, the judge ruled that both timeshare contracts were null and void.
The contractual companies named on the paperwork—MVCI Holidays S.L. and MVCI Management S.L.—were ordered to repay £33,992. The court also awarded interest, calculated from the date the lawsuit was filed.
For anyone following Spanish timeshare litigation, this Marbella Marriott Vacation Club lawsuit is a clear reminder that contract length and compliance can be decisive when a dispute reaches court.
It is another positive outcome for an M1 Legal client, and credit to M1 for taking the matter all the way through to judgment.
