It has not been the best year for Anfi Resorts, with the loss of multiple legal cases against them. The Tauro beach project of theirs is also under scrutiny, and there has been a further case won in the Madrid Supreme Courts on the 21st July 2016.
This succession of events for Anfi does not seem to be slowing down, and the more cases that are being won, the more chance there is for those of you that are looking to reclaim any monies for a contract signed that may be null and void. One must have a look and see if they fall into the same categories as the previous winners of cases. You may refer back to our article on July 18th this year regarding Null & Void Contracts.
This time the case that was heard was in relation to a British couple whom found they were sold floating weeks in perpetuity, along with having paid an illegal deposit. The contract was declared ‘Null and Void’ by the judge in a rapid same day hearing, and the British couple were more than happy with the result.
Mr & Mrs X are to receive the sum of €45.825,77, which was double their original payout to Anfi in respect to their floating weeks purchased. They are also set to receive back all of their legal fees and interests laid out with respect to the court case.
Anfi will be dismayed by these further pay-outs, and it is imaginable that there are only more to come. If there are any of you that think that you may fall into this category of the Null and Void Contract, please do not hesitate to make contact with our team at Info@TimeshareConsumerAssociation.org.uk or call us on 02035 193 808 to find out what your next step may be to start a claim.
For more information regarding this article or assistance in any other timeshare related issues please contact the TCA on 01908 881058 or email: info@TimeshareConsumerAssociation.org.uk