Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Mexico

Returning a Right to Use Timeshare

I have a ''right to use'' timeshare which I purchased in Mexico. I do not owe anything on the original note, only yearly maintenance fees. The right to use of this timeshare is up in 17 years. Can I give up my membership or my ''right to use'' by giving this back--maybe by quit claim?


Asked on 6/23/05, 9:44 pm

2 Answers from Attorneys
Antonio Maldonado Maldonado Myers LLP

Re: Returning a Right to Use Timeshare

Your contract may provide for an early termination clause. You should read it carefully. It also may be possible for you to "transfer" the contract. In any case you should have you contract reviewed by a real estate attorney in Mexico that is experienced in "timeshare" litigation.

My law firm may be able to help you.

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Answered on 6/26/05, 7:00 am
Rafael E Castro Law Office

Re: Returning a Right to Use Timeshare

It is very important to know the date of execution of the agreement and if possible copy of the agreement in order to consider many possible scenarios, such as governing law, litigation clause, anticipated or mutual termination, penaltie, breach of contract, etc...

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Answered on 6/28/05, 3:36 pm


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