This week has brought another Spanish court victory against Silverpoint, following a further defeat for the company in the courts in Spain.
The case was heard in Arona, Tenerife, where the judge ruled in our favour after finding the timeshare contract to be unlawful under the relevant timeshare rules. The court heard that the agreement did not provide the minimum information required by law about the accommodation and the purchase – including clarity on what the clients had bought and when they were entitled to use it. The judge also accepted that the contract term ran beyond the maximum number of years permitted by the legislation.
As a result of this Arona Tenerife timeshare court case, the judge declared the agreement null and void and ordered Silverpoint Vacations to pay the client £23,019.
This Silverpoint Tenerife court ruling is another significant result for M1 Legal, reinforcing how important it is for timeshare contracts to set out key information clearly and to comply with the legal limits on duration.
