11 Jun 2010 2:24 PM:

Hi Tish

 

Can you name the negligent firm?

 

Regards

 

Rob

Thread: Lawyers lost their appeal against us.

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21 Jul 2010 6:53 PM:

Hi Dave

All I know from my lawyer is that he seized 2 building properties soon after the successful case and although not in excellent condition do stand a good chance of selling at an auction.

As always, I will keep my fingers crossed for some positive news.  Thanks for taking the time to respond.

Regards

Rob 

Thread: Palmera Properties, La Perla...anyone know what's going on?? can you advise ??

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21 Jul 2010 5:52 PM:

Hi ads

 

Thanks for your comments.  Glenis Willmott is aware of my ongoing situation, I have been in contact with her for a couple of years now.  My local MP John Mann put me onto her.  Unfortunately not alot has been achieved by Glenis and her team, I suppose I am one of many in this predicament.

 

Everytime my lawyer attempts to go to auction with the 2 properties seized, he is prevented in doing so by the incompetence of somebody working for the Spanish courts.  Excuse after excuse is given about bits of paperwork not being signed, people not being informed about the auction etc etc.  Very worrying seeing as I won my case back in 2007 and was successful in the subsequent appeal.  I initially started proceedings against Palmera Properties in 2005.  As stated in my earlier message, I was awarded all monies I paid to PP, plus court fees and legal interest.  The only hope I have got of getting my money back is if the properties seized do actually sell and I am paid what I am owed out of the sale.  The sale of those properties is of course not guarenteed.

 

Kind regards

 

Rob

Thread: Palmera Properties, La Perla...anyone know what's going on?? can you advise ??

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21 Jul 2010 1:42 PM:

Hi all

 

My legal team and I successfully won our case against Palmera Properties (PP) in 2007, they appealled against the decision and subsequently lost.  PP were ordered to repay all monies received from me, plus legal interests and my court fees.  That was nearly 3 years ago and to date no money has been repaid by PP.  My lawyer has legally seized properties belonging to PP but has never been granted permission to sell at auction, even though attempting to on many occasions.

 

What is the point of taking companies like Palmera Properties to court if the court will not enforce the judgement or grant permission to sell the seized properties????  Any assistance would be greatly appreciated, especially from Maria.

 

I have lost all faith in the Spanish legal system as they seem to be holding proceedings up now.

Regards

 

Rob 

Thread: Palmera Properties, La Perla...anyone know what's going on?? can you advise ??

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05 Aug 2008 3:35 PM:

Luci

If you have decided that you have had enough of being messed around by these so called professional organisations and you want your money back you MUST take legal action against them.  Please see my post dated 28 Mar 2007 on the Palmera Properties thread.

I did indeed take both Grupo Mirador and Palmera Properties to court and what a long drawn out process, it has been over two years since the first court hearing.

My situation is, I recently received back from Grupo Mirador all the monies that they received as part of the deal in June 2003 including interest, although they dug their heels in for a while before paying back what was owed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  At least I had the money refunded I hear everyone shout.

In relation to Palmera Properties, I was informed by my Spanish lawyer on 9 May 07 that the judge had found Palmera Properties liable to refund me what they owed plus legal interests and court fees.  To date I am still waiting for the return of this money and the matter is now firmly my lawyer's hands.

I hope this helps.

Rob   

Thread: Grupo MIrador

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