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Re: Manhattan Club Lawsuit (by Dks):

timc492 wrote:

I am the executor of my sister's estate and her timeshare at the MHC is part of the estate. The share is for 7days out of the year, and she and her partner paid $14,000 for it in 1998. I have paid the fees for 2016 and 2017, but am reluctant to pay next year's fees until there is some resolution. I have been put on the "buy back" list by the MHC. I have been told that in the past the way the buy back worked is that the club would pay for the cost of transferring the deed, and I would essentially give it back to them. Is anyone out there in similar circumstances regarding a buy back.? I am thinking that the club management has to change before any resolution to a buy back can happen. Also, why pay next year's dues ($2,800.00) while everything is in limbo? My reality here is that I would give it away to anyone if they would pay to transfer the deed, closing costs, etc Tim

I inherited 2 time shares from my mother. In June 2014 I gave one back to the club. I no longer had to pay the fees. They paid the closing costs etc and I was supposed to get final papers and $100. That transaction has been in limbo since the investigation began in 2014. Lynn O'Donnell with TMC says now that the settlement has happened my papers should pass but she sounded iffy on the $100.