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Read what Shirley, who has won the first case against Silverpoint in the Supreme Court has to sy We at Canarian Legal Alliance are grateful for the kind words of Shirley. This historical ruling would not have been possible without her trust, patience and unconditional…
Canarian Legal Alliance is very proud to announce another historical verdict from the Supreme Court, the highest legal authority in Spain. It has been a very emotional and personal battle by the lawyers at CLA, who have fought with vigor to protect the rights of…
CLA have done it again The highest ranking court of Spain has ruled again in the favour of a timeshare owner in a case brought forward by Canarian Legal Alliance, this time against (in) famous company Resort Properties/ Silverpoint in Tenerife! With this precedent case…
It is with great sadness and regret that we have to announce the passing of a loyal and long standing member of the CLA Team, Paul Barnes aged 56. He will be sorely missed by his collegues and friends as he livened up our working…
Client Nationality: British Defendent Resort: Resort Properties Resolution Location: Tenerife, Spain Judicial Level: Court of First Instance Case Type: Civil Timeshare Structure: Deposit, Perpetuity contract Resolution Period: 2 years Amount Awarded: 15,461 GBP Client Story In 2005 our client was recovering from chemotherapy, feeling…
In December 2016, three sentences were confirmed by the High Court No 5 of Las Palmas , all three had initially been sentenced at the Court of First Instance, San Bartolomé de Tirajana in Maspalomas. All are against Anfi Sales SL and are all Norwegian…
In the High Court No.4 in Malaga last year, there was new twist in the interpretation of the Supreme Court Rulings, this involves Holiday Clubs. The judge in the case against, Leisure Group Ltd (Designer Way vacation Club), declared our clients contract null and void,…
The judge of the FIRST INSTANCE Court N5 has declared our clients Aitours contract null and void on the basis that the contract ran for longer than the allowed 50-year period. Our clients were also awarded a total of 47,510€ including return of double their deposits…
Following the precedent set by the Supreme Court, the court of the First Instance N4, reviewed our client’s anfi contracts and declared it null and void, on the basis it exceeded the allowed 50 years duration. Timeshare contracts whose terms include the perpetuity clause have…
