More victories in court: Alicante appeal upholds Spanish timeshare contract nullity (£9,664)
Last week, we secured a win in a case against Restotel SA. The matter was heard on appeal at the Court of Appeal in Alicante, which upheld the first-instance judgment in our favour. The timeshare contract was declared null because it did not meet the requirements of Spain’s Law 42/1998. In this case, we recovered £9,664 for our clients.
We also achieved another favourable result against CLC, in this instance against its contractual entity CLC Sucursal. The outcome was £19,754 for our clients. The fractional contract was declared null due to missing key information, including details of the accommodation and the contract duration. The judge also declared the “nullity of the main contract and its ancillary contracts” — without using the word “loan”, but clearly referring to it.
In addition, we obtained four further favourable jurisdictional judgments against Club La Costa.
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