We are pleased to share last week’s Spanish timeshare court victories, in which our legal team secured seven results with total awards of £132,885.
Three of these cases were against CLC UK PLC Sucursal en España. In the first, the Malaga Court of Appeal ruled in our favour, rejected all elements of CLC’s defence and ordered CLC to pay the costs. Our client is already being included on CLC’s creditors’ list. £14,973 awarded.
In the other two CLC cases, the courts declared timeshare contract nullity in Spain due to a lack of essential information (including the property and when it could be used). £16,850 was awarded in one case and £26,086 in the other.
This week there were also three cases against Anfi. In the first, the Court of Appeal in Gran Canaria ruled in our favour, dismissed Anfi’s defence in full and ordered Anfi to pay the costs. The contract was declared null due to a lack of information regarding the property. £13,538 awarded.
In the second Anfi matter, the Court of Appeal in Gran Canaria again ruled in our favour, rejected all points of Anfi’s defence and ordered Anfi to pay the costs. £27,572 awarded.
In the final Anfi case, the contract was declared null due to missing key information (the property and when it could be used). £9,284 awarded.
In our only case against Silverpoint last week, the contract was declared null for the same reasons: a lack of information about the property and usage period. £24,581 awarded.
Separately, our legal team secured seven Spanish jurisdiction victories last week, valued at a total of £159,034, all against CLC. The defence challenged the cases being heard in the Spanish courts. Four victories were at the initial jurisdiction hearing and three were successful appeals. All cases will now proceed to the next stage.