We secured an appeal victory against La Pinta in the Court of Appeal in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, in proceedings involving Holidayway Marketing SL and Las Vistas Marketing SL. The Audiencia Provincial (AP) of Santa Cruz confirmed and upheld the nullity of both timeshare contracts, and ruled that each company must reimburse the sums paid under its own contract.
Holidayway Marketing SL has been ordered to repay €84,415.72 plus legal interest. Las Vistas Marketing SL has been ordered to repay €227,611.76 plus legal interest. These awards include payments taken during the cooling-off period, when it is unlawful to take money. In total, our clients were awarded €312,027.48.
We also achieved a successful outcome against Silverpoint, heard at Arona Court, where the timeshare contract exceeded the legal maximum duration. The court awarded £18,565. In addition, two successful cases against Anfi, heard at San Bartolomé de Tirajana Court, resulted in a combined award of £16,025. The legal basis of these cases was similar to the Silverpoint matter.
In a case against CLC Sucursal, the contract was found not to comply with article 24 of Law 4/2012: there was insufficient determination of the object of the contract and it exceeded the 50-year limit, leading to its nullity. We won in full, meaning legal costs plus £25,016 awarded.
As usual, we also received multiple favourable judgements against Club La Costa. This week there were nine in total, against the contractual entities CLC Continental Resorts, CLC Sucursal España and Paradise Trading.
