Last week, our legal team secured four separate substantive court judgments against Club La Costa in Spain. Across the four cases, the total amount awarded came to £78,320, with the highest single award reaching £28,757. In each judgment, the Club La Costa contract was ruled null because it did not include essential details needed to clearly define what the clients had purchased.
In particular, the court found that key specifics were missing from the contracts, including the exact size of the accommodation the clients owned and when it could be used. These omissions meant the agreements were not set out with the clarity required, and the claims succeeded on that basis.
Alongside these substantive decisions, our team also won eight jurisdiction rulings, all involving Club La Costa. These jurisdiction decisions confirmed that the Spanish courts could hear the claims and allowed the cases to proceed in the appropriate venues.
The jurisdiction matters were heard in the Fuengirola and Arona courts in Spain, reflecting where the relevant proceedings were allocated. Together, these results represent a series of positive outcomes for clients bringing a Club La Costa legal claim in Spain.
The contractual names shown in the above cases include CLC Paradise Trading and CLC Sucursal. If your paperwork references either of these names, it may still relate to a Club La Costa contract, depending on how the agreement was issued.
