It is highly recommended that you consult a lawyer. From 2015 onwards, Courts have been declaring some timeshare contracts null and void if they comply with certain omissions that the Spanish Timeshare Law declared obligatory to mention.
Many timeshare resorts have abused very aggressive sales techniques and have left out certain aspects in the contracts that were signed that by Law are obligatory to mention.
The consequence of this is that not only is the buyer entitled to declare the contract null and void, but also to receive the money paid as the purchase price (in proportion to the remaining years of the contract) and to stop paying the maintenance fee.
