This week marks another double win against Anfi Sales. Both cases took place in San Bartolomé de Tirajana court, Las Palmas, Gran Canaria. The contracts were lacking minimum accommodation details i.e. information on what the clients purchased and when they could use their timeshare.
Both contracts were deemed null and void and the judge ordered Anfi to pay £19,128 and £26,048.
Congratulations to another great result from the M1 Legal team.
We are pleased to inform you of the recent Spanish court victories. M1 Legal secured TWENTY SIX positive awards amounting to £372,950. The highest award from our latest figures revealed a case against Marriott totalling £47,750. Please see below a breakdown of...
As the world's biggest timeshare exchange network celebrates its 50th birthday, industry experts question the justification for its continued existence in the modern vacation landscape. A much needed step forward The embryonic 1960s concept of timeshare...
Murky goings on behind the scenes of notorious Canary Islands timeshare giant Anfi Del Mar? 'River of money' The ANFI developments which at Baranco de la Verga in Arguineguin, Gran Canaria in 1992, grew into the most successful single-site timeshare sales operation in...
Get free, no obligation advice from our timeshare specialists...