Anfi, Marriott & Royal Park Albatros lose in Spanish timeshare court victories (£89,399)

We are pleased to share this week’s Spanish timeshare court victories. M1 Legal secured four positive awards totalling £89,399.

Below is a breakdown of all four results, including where the timeshare contract was declared null in Spain and the law applied.

First Instance Courts

• Marriott – Marbella Court No. 5: the judge declared the timeshare contract null under the requirements of Law 42/1998 due to a lack of information regarding the accommodation. Amount awarded: £13,043.
• Royal Park Albatros – Granadilla de Abona Court No. 1: the judge declared the contract null under Law 04/2012 due to a lack of information regarding the accommodation and the contract duration. The judge also confirmed interest is payable from the date of purchase (back to 2002), and we were awarded court costs. Amount awarded: £37,950.

Appeals

• Anfi Sales & Anfi Resorts – Court of Appeal No. 5, Las Palmas: the appeal court confirmed the First Instance judgment. The contract remains null and void due to a lack of information regarding the accommodation (Law 04/2012). We were also awarded court costs. Amount awarded: £16,027.
• Anfi Sales & Anfi Resorts – Court of Appeal No. 3, Las Palmas: the appeal court confirmed the First Instance judgment due to a lack of information regarding the accommodation (Law 42/1998). We were also awarded court costs. Amount awarded: £22,379.