More Anfi contracts declared illegal: Spanish court rulings award £17,958 and £13,665
We are pleased to share two further successful outcomes against the Anfi Group in the Spanish courts.
In the first case, the judge found the Anfi timeshare contract was for a floating week. On that basis, it was declared null and void and Anfi was ordered to pay £17,958.
In the second case, the Anfi contract was in perpetuity (with no end date). Again, the judge declared the agreement null and void and ordered Anfi to pay £13,665.
These are two more strong results in the Spanish courts for M1 Legal.
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