We are pleased to inform you of last weeks Spanish court victories.
Last week our legal team secured 10 substantive results, total awarded £214,552. Below you can find more details on these cases.
Our first case to report on was against Diamond Resorts. The nullity of the contract in this case was determined by the lack of information regarding the property and when they could use it plus the contract period. £82,881 awarded.
There were 4 favourable cases in total this week against Anfi Sales & Resorts. In the first three cases, the nullity of the contracts was determined by the lack of information regarding the property and when they could use it plus the contract period. £45,757 total awarded between the three cases.
In the final Anfi Sales & Resorts case, the Gran Canaria Court of Appeal turned down Anfi's request of appeal confirming the judgement in our favour dictated in the first court of instance. The appeal was only intended to delay the procedure. £8,157 awarded.
There were 2 further cases against Silverpoint. The nullity of the contract, in these cases, was determined by the lack of information regarding the property and when they could use it plus the contract period. Both clients have been included in the list of creditors before the Mercantile court in Silverpoint's liquidation. Total awarded £23,799.
There were 3 cases against CLC Sucursal. In the first case, the nullity of the contract was determined by the lack of information regarding the property and when they could use it plus the contract period. £11,949 awarded.
In the second case, the judge declared nullity of the contract, as well as that of its acessories. £11,769 awarded.
The last CLC case was awarded on the same normal grounds (lack of property information, when they could use it and the period), M1 Legal have also requested a rectification of the judgement as it is a possible miscalculation. The client should be entitled to £40, 845. £30,237 awarded.
5 Jurisdiction Positive Result Valued At £114,656.
Last week there was 1 jurisdiction victory against CLC and 4 victories on appeal. All cases will now proceed to the next step.
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