Last week we secured another triple win in an Anfi Group timeshare court case.
1) In the Court of First Instance in Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, it was found that the timeshare contract did not set out the minimum requirements regarding the accommodation details. The judge ruled in favour of M1 Legal’s clients, declared the Anfi contract null and void, and ordered Anfi to pay £31,810.
2) In a second case at the Court of First Instance in Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, the court again found that the contract failed to state the minimum accommodation requirements. In this matter, the clients had also entered into a finance agreement with Hitachi. Both the finance agreement and the original contract were deemed null and void, and Anfi were ordered to pay the client £9,882.
3) In the third case, heard again at the Court of First Instance in Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, the contract did not include minimum accommodation requirements and also did not state an end date. On that basis, the judge awarded the full amount, and Anfi were ordered to pay the clients £11,468.
A fantastic triple victory, with Anfi ordered to pay a total of £53,000 for M1 Legal and their clients.
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