We’re announcing a double win for M1 Legal in two separate cases against Club La Costa, with both timeshare-related agreements declared null and void and a combined total of £82,309 awarded by the court.
Case 1: Contract declared null for lacking an end date
In the first case (contract name: Continental Resort Services S.L.), the court noted that the agreement did not include an end date and did not set out a resolutive condition. With no clear term or mechanism to bring the agreement to an end, the judge declared the contract immediately null and void and ordered Club La Costa to pay £26,050.
Case 2: Contract declared null due to missing essential contract information
In the second case (contract names: Continental Resort Services S.L. and Club La Costa (UK) Sucursal en España), the court found that the contract was missing key information required to properly define what was being purchased. This included Land Registry details and essential accommodation terms.
The judge highlighted that the documentation did not clearly set out practical usage details—such as when the accommodation could be used, for how long, and what the accommodation included. On that basis, the contract was again deemed null and void, and Club La Costa was ordered to pay £56,259.
Outcome: £82,309 awarded across both cases
Taken together, these two decisions resulted in £82,309 awarded, with both agreements declared null and void by the court on separate grounds—one for lacking an end date and the other for failing to include essential contractual information.
Congratulations to M1 Legal on two substantial outcomes.
