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Jean Connell-2e1
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I have a timeshare in Florida but am a UK citizen living in England. I am trying every avenue to sell/give away my timeshare but if, as a last resort, I just stop paying maintenance fees, what would be my ...Read more

I have a timeshare in Florida but am a UK citizen living in England. I am trying every avenue to sell/give away my timeshare but if, as a last resort, I just stop paying maintenance fees, what would be my situation?

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David Anne Crookes-e89
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We bought two one week timeshare units on Mc Donalds Dona Lola on private re-sale in 2002. We paid our service charges and used our weeks until 2019, we paid 2020’s charge but could not use due to Corvid, we ...Read more

We bought two one week timeshare units on Mc Donalds Dona Lola on private re-sale in 2002. We paid our service charges and used our weeks until 2019, we paid 2020’s charge but could not use due to Corvid, we didn’t pay for 2021 as restrictions still applied. Mc Donalds continued to peruse payment and have now instructed solicitors who are being very heavy handed, Ideally we would like them to write off the disputed weeks and do a deal relative to handing back our weeks.

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Barrie-bbf
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Do UK Timeshare Companies have to amend existing timeshare contracts taken out prior the Consumer Rights 2015 to comply with Current Legislation, or are the Owners covered by a previous Act. Hi Barrie, In Consumer Law we must distinguish between the Consumer ...Read more

Do UK Timeshare Companies have to amend existing timeshare contracts taken out prior the Consumer Rights 2015 to comply with Current Legislation, or are the Owners covered by a previous Act.

Hi Barrie,

In Consumer Law we must distinguish between the Consumer Rights Act 2015, which is a general law that applies to contracts for the sale of goods and services and, on the other hand, the Timeshare Act (1992 or 2012), which specifically regulates timeshare contracts. The Consumer Rights Act specifically does not make any changes to the Timeshare Act, so the Resorts are not obliged to amend any contract. Each timeshare contract is governed by the law in force at the time of signing.

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