We help you to recover your money: The Firm Salmerón back in the Irish media supporting Irish buyers who lost their deposits on unbuilt Spanish homes.
Bufete Salmerón in the Irish press. Pioneering decisions on Mortgage Floor Rate and the claim of expenses in the formalization of mortgage loans.
Sir Geoff Hurst advanced 298,000 euros for the purchase of a house which was never finished in the Real State development Aloha Royal of the property development company DUJA located in Marbella.
The Firm Salmerón is once again in the Mass Media. This time because of having achieved
an unprecedented judgement condemning Banco Santander to refund more than 44,000 euros to a company for a property that was never delivered. The court ruling is pioneering because, regarding the purchase of an off-plan house, it is the first time down payments are refunded to a legal entity -and not to an individual-.
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Numerous media -economy and general press, radio, etc.- publish the court ruling obliging Banco Santander to refund more than 174,000 euros to one of our clients whose house was never delivered by the developer.
This sentence, in which the Firm Salmerón represents an off-plan house buyer who lacked a bank guarantee, makes the Firm maintain its 100% success rate.
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Under the heading 'A new threat to banks: buyers of houses that were never delivered the digital version of the newspaper El País publishes a Fernando Salmerón opinion piece in which he expresses his point of view regarding the situation faced by off-plan property buyers, who have received neither their property nor their money.
According to Fernando Salmerón, 'the refund of the sums advanced by thousands ofbuyers who demand justice will mean several million euros. In fact, only in the last year, this Law Firm has achieved banks and financial entities refund 5 million euros, which means it has succeeded in every single legal case.
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