We are pleased to share last week’s Spanish timeshare court victories.
Our legal team secured four outcomes in total, three of which were substantive. The total awarded was £84,481, averaging £21,120 per case.
In a further case against Anfi Sales & Anfi Resorts, the court declared the timeshare contract null due to a lack of essential information about the property—such as where and when the owner was entitled to use it. £16,284 was awarded.
We also reported on an award against Silverpoint where, for the same reasons, the timeshare contract was also declared null. £44,000 was awarded.
The Court of Appeal heard our latest case against Diamond Resorts, and this was decided in our legal team’s favour. The judge in the Malaga Court of Appeal rejected all elements of Diamond’s defence and ordered costs against them, again linked to a lack of information about the property. £17,597 was awarded.
Alongside the substantive wins, there were 10 jurisdiction victories, including one against MacDonald resorts. In these cases, the defence sought to stop the claims being heard under Spanish law. Five were at the initial hearing stage and five were appeals against the earlier decision. All 10 cases will now move forward to the next step.
