Last week, our most significant result was in a Club La Costa (CLC) timeshare case, where the court awarded a total of £64,221. In this claim, the timeshare contract provided by CLC was found not to clearly set out what the owners had actually purchased, nor the length of time the purchase was meant to cover. As a result, the contract was declared void and the owners were awarded compensation.
We also secured awards in two separate Anfi timeshare cases. In the first claim, clients received £8,291, and in the second, £8,526. Each case was progressed on its own facts and contract documentation, with the court ultimately granting awards in both matters.
Alongside these compensation outcomes, we obtained seven favourable jurisdiction judgments involving CLC. These decisions help confirm the appropriate forum for the cases to be heard and allow the related claims to move forward through the courts.
The contractual names involved in those jurisdiction judgments were: Club La Costa Sucursal, CLC Continental Resorts, Paradise Trading and Reymonte Title 2. If you are unsure which CLC entity appears on your paperwork, checking the contract name can be an important first step in understanding how a claim may be set out.
