Last week, our legal team attended court on four separate occasions for substantive hearings. Across the two Silverpoint cases, the court awards totalled £134,166. In one of those claims, we also recovered the court costs. In both matters, the judge ruled that the fractional timeshare contracts were null and void because the agreements did not clearly set out what was being purchased or the duration of the contract. As a result, the contracts were found not to meet the legal requirements.
We also secured two strong results in our Club La Costa Sucursal cases, with awards totalling £55,167. These Club La Costa (CLC) contracts were likewise declared null and void for the same reasons as the Silverpoint agreements: they did not include essential information about the purchase and the term of the agreement.
In addition, our legal team were handling fourteen cases in different jurisdictions, achieving favourable judgments in all of them against Club La Costa Continental Resorts and Club La Costa Sucursal.
