Our Legal Team recently won a dispute over the jurisdiction of a timeshare contract. The contract in question had a clause in the adjoining appendix notes to the contract, which stated that any future disputes could not be taken to a Spanish Court even though the Resort was in Spain. This was a move by the Resort which was intended to discourage any future disputes against them (savvy Resorts know that disputes in a British Court will be a lot more costly). However, our lawyers argued that such a clause is illegal, and their dispute was upheld by the court, which means that the case can now be heard in a Spanish Court.
Eleven Positive Timeshare Claims Amounting to £235,917 Including a, Global Great Hotel Award Totalling £89,036
We are pleased to inform you of May’s timeshare claim results from ECC, M1, and Pinder Reaux. Eleven cases have been concluded resulting in £235,917 in compensation for our clients. In one case, Global Great Hotels was ordered to pay £89,036 to our client. SPANISH...
