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Paying to get rid of timeshare (by John M.):

As everyone else says here, you should never have to pay to get rid of your timeshare. If anyone here at Redweek owns a timeshare in Spain, the Spanish Supreme Court has now said that Perpetuity is now illegal. The only problem is it is only for those who bought after January 1999, a company in Gran Canaria which took a deposit from people in the first 10-14 days and then the rest of the cost of the timeshare from them within the same 10-14 days, have been made to pay Double the deposit back and the rest of the monies paid, plus all maintenances fees back, and also with interest.

http://thecanarynews.com/ground-breaking-supreme-court-ruling-on-timeshare/