Spanish court victory against Royal Park Albatros: contract ruled null and void, £7,280 awarded
We are pleased to announce another Spanish court win, this time in a case against Explotacion Hotelera P.A. S.A., the company behind Royal Park Albatros.
The case was heard in Tenerife. The Judge declared the timeshare contract – signed in perpetuity – null and void and awarded compensation of £7,280, plus statutory interest dating back to 1999.
The Judge also ordered double repayment of the £10,600 paid as an advance, as the clients paid in full within three months without receiving complete and sufficient documentation clearly describing the product they were buying. Legal costs were also awarded.
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