Fortuna Golf Court Resolution (No Win No Fee)

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Posted and filed under In the Spanish News, Legal Issues in Spain, No Win No Fee, Off-Plan Deposit Legal cases, Property in Spain.

Did you buy years ago in the town of For­tuna (Murcia) and the prop­er­ties were never com­pleted?

Are you aware that an Alic­ante Court con­demned Banco Pop­u­lar to re­pay two mil­lion euros to more than 60 people who in­ves­ted in this development project?

Would you like a chance to get back the money you paid, plus interest? Then please contact us. You may even have the opportunity of us taking on the case with you not paying anything (no win no fee) to receive a percentage of what you win back. So what is there to lose?

Spanish Solutions have dealt with many similar cases with dif­fer­ent build­ers and banks in­volved and justice can be done.

All the plaintiffs in the Fortuna golf case pur­chased dif­fer­ent prop­er­ties, pro­moted by the com­pany Promo­ciones Euro­house 2010, SL, now in bankruptcy.

They jointly sued Banco Pop­u­lar, as a Bank guar­an­tee had been agreed with the pro­moter, Promo­ciones Euro­house 2010, SL, to re­fund­ people in case money was lost, but in fact they never got their money back.

The pro­sec­u­tion ar­gued that con­sumer pro­tec­tion le­gis­la­tion (Law 57/1968 on ad­vance pay­ments on home sales), was to pro­tect amounts paid by con­sumers.

The Rul­ing  forced Banco Pop­u­lar to pay the ap­plic­ants amounts ran­ging from 34,000 to 88,000 euros and totalling about 2 mil­lion euros.

We have cli­ents in the same po­s­i­tion who have these cases in the Courts and we have many other situ­ations in­volving build­ers and un­built prop­er­ties from many years ago. If you are in the same situ­ation, please con­tact us.  There is a time limitation period of 15 years, you have to have your paperwork and you must not have been an investor with several properties, or you will not be covered by the Consumer legislation.

We should advise that we are not able to take on all cases on a No Win No fee basis but we will give our opinion and advice in most cases for free. Sometimes further documentation is required to evaluate a case (such as an expert medical report).

2 Comments

  • Mark and Maria Duff

    We paid a deposit on an off plan unit in Fortuna and lost our deposit. We still have some paperwork would you be interested in reviewing it to see if a case is worth persueing

    • Nicola Ryan

      Good Morning Mark & Maria,

      Yes of course, we would be delighted to review your case and paperwork to see if there is any way to recover your lost deposit.

      Please feel free to email details of your claim and supporting documentation to our paralegal Amanda at sales@spanishsolutions.net. Amanda will review your case with our senior lawyer and come back to you.

      We look forward to hearing from you.
      Kind regards
      Nicola

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