11 more Spanish timeshare court victories: £236,963 awarded and contracts declared null

We are pleased to share last week’s Spanish timeshare court victories. Our legal team secured 11 successful outcomes, with a total of £236,963 awarded. Below is a case-by-case summary.

Silverpoint: The court declared the contract null due to missing key information about the property and when it could be used. The client is already included on Silverpoint’s creditors list. £29,646 awarded.

Diamond Resorts: Contract nullity was also based on a lack of essential information (property and usage dates/period). £32,670 awarded.

Explotacion Hotelera (Royal Park Albatros): The contract was declared null for the same reason: insufficient information about the property and when it could be used. £14,856 awarded.

CLC UK PLC: The court found the contract null due to missing information on the property and permitted usage. The client is already on the creditors list; however, the judge stated that the loan in this case is not null. £22,675 awarded.

CLC Paradise Trading: The Court of Appeal ruled in our favour and rejected all points of CLC’s defence. CLC was ordered to pay costs, and the client is already being presented in CLC’s liquidation proceedings. £41,887 awarded.

CLC UK PLC Sucursal España: The client informed us that their contract had been terminated with CLC. As CLC did not confirm termination at the preliminary hearing, we followed the proper procedure and succeeded with the claim. The contract was declared null due to missing information (property and when it could be used). This case is also included in CLC’s liquidation proceedings. £12,424 awarded.

CLC UK PLC Sucursal España: The contract was declared null due to a lack of information about the property and usage. The judgment also declares the nullity of all ancillary contracts, including the loan, and a letter can be sent to the bank. The client’s credit is included in CLC’s liquidation proceedings. £12,244 awarded.

Two further CLC UK PLC Sucursal España cases: In both matters, the contracts were declared null due to missing information regarding the property and when it could be used. Both cases are included in CLC’s liquidation proceedings. Total awarded: £36,572.

CLC Continental Resorts & CLC Sucursal: The contract was declared null for lack of information about the property and permitted usage. The judgment also declares the nullity of the ancillary contract, including the loan, and a letter can be sent to the bank. The client’s credit is included in CLC’s liquidation proceedings. Total awarded: £29,659.

There was also one further victory against Ecomar Continental (MGM Infiniti).

In addition to these substantive judgments, the legal team also secured two jurisdiction victories with a combined value of £51,508. Both were against CLC, where the defence challenged the cases being heard in the Spanish courts. Both appeals succeeded and will now proceed to the next stage.