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Decisions in a Spanish Court of Appeal

Posted on March 11, 2013

Decisions in a Spanish Court of Appeal

Decisions in a Spanish Court of Appeal – the most recent being 21 February – established that some Anfi purchase agreements (made before 17 March 2012) were null and void due to numerous breaches of the Spanish timeshare law 42/98.

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