We are pleased to share last week’s Spanish timeshare court victories.
Our legal team secured nine favourable substantive judgments, with a total of £144,955 awarded.
Anfi Sales & Resorts: In one case, the Anfi timeshare contract was declared null due to a lack of key information, including details of the accommodation, when it could be used, and the contract duration. Costs were also awarded, with £25,527 granted.
Silverpoint: In another case, the court found contract nullity because the contract period was not properly set out. Costs were awarded, with £15,066 granted.
CLC: Four cases were against CLC. In one case against CLC Sucursal, the court determined Spain timeshare contract nullity due to missing information about the contract duration. Costs were awarded, with £48,278 granted. Other CLC-related contractual case names from last week include Continental Resorts and Paradise. The remaining three CLC cases totalled £38,491 in awards.
Additional awards were also made for clients with ownerships at McDonald, Diamond and Tasolan.
Jurisdiction results: Two positive jurisdiction decisions were obtained, valued at £35,703.
Both jurisdiction victories were against CLC Sucursal. The defence argued the cases should not be heard in Spain; however, the judge ruled that the Spanish courts have jurisdiction.
Both cases will now proceed in due course.
