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Re: Manhattan Club Lawsuit (by James C.):

I would like to ad something to the lawsuit. In our case we own a Penthouse share-which of course was not was and promised (own balconies where you could have your breakfast-ha ha) etc. Our timeshare fees include the cost of renovations on the floors below (which were supposed to be another corporation and they proved this to us by not allowing us to use the floors below if Penthouse was not available). They asserted that we were not entitled to those rooms because we were a separate entitity. However, if you were on a floor below, you are allowed to use the penthouse instead. Ditto with the cost (which for penthouse was $30,000) and promise of raises in value. You can't give the timeshare away because of the high maintenance fees.

James Carrano