Silverpoint claim success: £5,000 refund after title deeds review and notary breach
Our Legal Team recently achieved another successful outcome against Silverpoint Resorts. In this case, our client was sold shares in a company. As buying shares typically requires the involvement of a Notary Public, this should have happened at the point of purchase, but it did not. This was because the sale was presented as a Fractional Ownership arrangement.
When reviewing the title deeds, our Legal Team identified the issue and negotiated an agreed exit strategy with the Resort. This included a disclaimer signed by both parties to help ensure our client had no further liabilities linked to the purchase. As a result, our client received a full refund of £5,000, covering the entire cost of the purchase.
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