Mortgages are complex matters in any country and Spain is no exception. And as with any financial commitment, they’ve become more complicated for homeowners over the last 18 months. You …
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The Spanish Supreme Court has recently emitted sentences that clarify who should pay costs associated with a mortgage and those of legal cases arising from abusive clauses in mortgage contracts. …
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The pandemic has put financial strain on almost everyone and many people are finding it difficult to meet their mortgage obligations. If you own a property in Spain with a …
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A recent note from the Consumer Ministry stated that 21 January next year is the time limit for claims for mortgage expenses. However, the move has met with strong opposition …
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One of the latest sentences to come out of the Spanish Supreme Court notches up another win for consumers. In the 555/2020 sentence, the Supreme Court orders a bank to …
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Who should pay the opening fee for a new mortgage in Spain has been the subject of some legal dispute. Spanish Supreme Court doctrine declares it a non-abusive clause while …
The Supreme Court in Spain has recently confirmed that banks must pay court costs in cases against abusive clauses in Spanish mortgages. Previous sentences did not clearly state which party …
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A provincial court in Spain has fined a bank €1,000 for forcing clients to go to court over mortgage clauses despite the bank knowing that the clients were right. The …
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A recent ruling by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) allows for the possibility of clients to sue banks for abusive clauses in mortgage loans even if the clients waived …
The latest ruling by the European Court of Justice brings excellent news to mortgage holders in Spain whose contract includes “abusive clauses”. Under the sentence, if such a clause exists, …
