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Law 42/98 and the provisions in 1261 of the Spanish Civil Code

Posted on June 4, 2015

Law 42/98 and the provisions in 1261 of the Spanish Civil Code

Many articles are being written and proffered on this subject including an eminent Spanish lawyer. Clearly, supporters of Consumers have established that the recent Supreme Court ruling which came out of Madrid supports the contention that a breach of Law 42/98 and the provisions in 1261 of the Spanish Civil Code can be applied to existing fixed week timeshares that are expressed as (in perpetuity, property related, deposits taken).

In contrast, the Resort Development Organisation takes a different view in that the Supreme Court Judges have misrepresented in their Judgement, the law.

This advertised misrepresentation originated from Anfi Resort who is now members of the RDO. Interestingly on the 07/05/1999 the legal Director of FNTC was consulted and she states; see here

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