Here we go again with ANOTHER Anfi fail.
This time our German clients will be celebrating after High Court No5 not only confirmed the ruling passed by the court of the First Instance SBT1 but they also INCREASED the awarded amount following a successful appeal from CLA…..
In the original First Court ruling the Judge showed no hesitation in declaring our clients’ contract with Anfi null and void and demanded the repayment of 18.278€ PLUS INTEREST.
Of course Anfi appealed this decision……
But WE ALSO appealed the decision as the awarded amount made no reference to the deposits taken illegally within the cooling off period.
As all our readers know this point of law has been clearly established by the Supreme Court – deposits taken illegally within the statutory cooling off period should be repaid in DOUBLE.
Indeed hundreds of our previous successful cases have also acknowledged this.
In the High Court the Judge dismissed the appeal from Anfi (which we all know had no substance and was just done as a delaying tactic) and ruled in favour of our appeal thereby recognising the infringement of taking deposits illegally within the statutory cooling off period and added AN ADDITIONAL 28.055€ to the awarded amount bringing it to a TOTAL OF 46.333€ PLUS INTEREST PLUS COSTS.
Congratulations again to our German clients and to our Claims Consultant Evi Richter and to our Lawyers Eva Gutierrez and Christine Ihmann.
