Three More Claimants Claim Back Timeshare Compensation

Following on from the fantastic news that many more cases have been successfully allowed people to claim back timeshare compensation on their missold timeshare contracts, more cases have hit the headlines.

The cases involved in perpetuity timeshare contracts, floating week timeshare contracts, or timeshare deposits paid within the cooling off period, all of which have been ruled to be illegal in the Courts.

Three Timeshare Compensation Cases

The first case, heard in the Court of Arona in Tenerife, was against the resort of Dinastia SL in Tenerife. The claimants received 15,950€ in timeshare compensation, in addition to all their Court fees and taxes. The contract, on which it was ruled that they could claim back timeshare compensation, was found to be in breach as it was sold ‘in perpetuity’, with a term in excess of 50 years. The claimants had also paid a deposit during the first three months.

The next successful case allowed a Swedish couple to claim back timeshare compensation. The case was held in Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, and involved the resort of Puerto Calma. The contract in question was also in breach of perpetuity laws, and ended with the couple being awarded 15,950€ in timeshare compensation. They also received their court fees back, as well as all interest accrued as part of the contract.

The third case, just weeks after the previous one, involved Anfi Sales SL, who have been in the press a lot for claims against them. Again, the contract was in perpetuity, and thus illegal. As well as their court fees back, the claimants also walked away with 9,180€ in timeshare compensation.

Cases of ex-timeshare holders successful endeavours to claim back timeshare compensation are growing at an increasing rate. As more and more cases rule in favour of timeshare holders, it is clearly the best time to claim back timeshare compensation on your mis-sold timeshare.