We are pleased to share last week’s Spanish timeshare court victories.
Our legal team secured eight favourable substantive outcomes, with a total awarded amount of £148,581. Below is a breakdown of the cases.
In the case against Anfi, the Gran Canaria Court of Appeal rejected Anfi’s appeal, upheld the judgment in our favour and ordered them to pay costs. £9,728 awarded (Anfi timeshare appeal dismissed).
In these two Club La Costa cases, the court found the most recent contracts to be null due to missing information about the accommodation, when it could be used and the contract term. The judge also treated the earlier contracts as having been replaced by the latest agreements. £19,926 awarded in total (Club La Costa contract nullity Spain).
In the Tasolan case, the Gran Canaria Court of Appeal dismissed Tasolan’s appeal, confirming the first-instance judgment in our favour and ordering costs against them. £24,600 awarded (Tasolan timeshare appeal dismissed).
In all three of these CLC cases, the court declared the contracts null because they did not clearly set out the accommodation, when it could be used and the contract duration. £69,509 awarded in total (timeshare contract declared null Spain).
In the Silverpoint case, the contract was declared null for the same reasons: a lack of key information about the accommodation, usage dates and contract term. £24,816 awarded in total (Silverpoint timeshare contract nullity).
We also secured four jurisdiction decisions valued at £69,906, all against Club La Costa. In each Spanish jurisdiction challenge timeshare case, Club La Costa argued the claims should not be heard in Spain. One was won at the initial stage and three were won on appeal. All four cases will now move on to the next step.
