Consumer Commission launches timeshare inquiry
A Consumer Commission inquiry into the ‘vacation ownership/timeshare industry’ launched yesterday will include a review of all legislation, policies and codes applicable to the promotion, rental, sale, re-sale, swap’ and reservation of timeshares.
It will also: compile ‘an inventory of properties in respect of which industry products/rights and their associated services are provided; examine related ownership and shareholding structures; review and assess contracts and agreements typically in use, as well as pre-contractual disclosures, applicable terms and conditions, and associated rights and obligations; and ‘ascertain the basis upon which prices, fees and levies are determined'.
© Copyright The South African Lawyer
Article disclaimer: While we have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of this article, it is not intended to provide final legal advice as facts and situations will differ from case to case, and therefore specific legal advice should be sought with a lawyer.
Article disclaimer: While we have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of this article, it is not intended to provide final legal advice as facts and situations will differ from case to case, and therefore specific legal advice should be sought with a lawyer.





