10 more Spanish court timeshare victories: Diamond, Anfi, Silverpoint and CLC win £214,552

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We are pleased to share last week’s Spanish court wins in our timeshare claims.

Over the week, our legal team secured 10 substantive results, with a total of £214,552 awarded. Below is a summary of the outcomes, including the basis on which the contracts were declared null.

Diamond Resorts: Our first result was against Diamond Resorts. The court declared the contract null due to a lack of clear information about the property, when it could be used, and the contract term. £82,881 awarded.

Anfi Sales & Resorts: We achieved four favourable results against Anfi Sales & Resorts. In the first three cases, the contracts were declared null because they did not properly set out the property details, the usage arrangements and the contract period. £45,757 awarded across the three cases.

In the fourth Anfi Sales & Resorts case, the Gran Canaria Court of Appeal rejected Anfi’s appeal, confirming the judgment in our favour from the Court of First Instance. The appeal was intended only to delay the procedure. £8,157 awarded.

Silverpoint: We also secured two results against Silverpoint. In both cases, the contracts were declared null on the same grounds: insufficient information about the property, when it could be used and the contract term. Both clients have been included on the list of creditors before the Mercantile Court in Silverpoint’s liquidation. £23,799 awarded in total.

CLC Sucursal: We obtained three results against CLC Sucursal. In the first case, the contract was declared null due to the lack of information regarding the property, usage and the contract period. £11,949 awarded.

In the second case, the judge declared the contract null, as well as its accessories. £11,769 awarded.

In the third CLC case, the contract was declared null on the usual grounds (lack of property information, when it could be used and the contract term). M1 Legal has also requested a rectification of the judgment, as there may be a miscalculation. The client should be entitled to £40,845. £30,237 awarded.

Jurisdiction positive results: 5 jurisdiction positive results valued at £114,656.

Last week there was one jurisdiction win against CLC and four appeal wins. All cases will now proceed to the next step.

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