I bought a timeshare in Malta which had a 25 year ‘contract’ which was fine. But in Jan 2012, I was offered free holiday in Tenerife, only condition being that I would attend a presentation I was not allowed to take my friend in with me and the culmination was that I ended up paying £3400 to exchange to a point system. I later discovered that this contract was in perpetuity, and I have never used it during the last 9 years due to severe mental health issues . My son has used it once . We are paying out money for something we don’t use. What can I do?

My inlaws have a week timeshare in keswick but have been told this year that the week has been repossessed due to non payment of managenent fees as per their contract. However they didnt receive any communication of this as they were not at their home for 18 months which the company were aware of. The fees for 2021 were not paid as there was debate over the amount during covid as they were unable to use their week during 2020 and 2021 (despite 2020 being paid in full). They still want to keep their week and it was a 99year contract held since the site was built. I suspect the company want to resell the week as they now offer much shorter contracts so can make more money out of it but cant prove this. Can I argue the week should not have been repossessed?

What do you have to do to exit a contract

I’m selling my timeshare week in Scotland do I need a lawyer to transfer title to the buyer?