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Brian W.
we have worked this out and wew no longer have issues with grand Mayan.
We appreciate your cooperation in this matter.
Respectfully,
Last edited by brianw203 on May 28, 2014 02:29 PM
R P.
brianw203 wrote:last week I hired a lawyer because I got caught in a Mexican 5 day law and can't get out of my contract. I here there are other ways to win has any one ever tried to fight a big corporation like the Grand Mayan
The only way to get out from under a MX developer bought timeshare is if the 5 day rescission period is not listed in your written contract .... it's law that the rescission period be listed. If the 5 day rescission WAS listed in your contract and you didn't rescind during that timeframe then you're out of luck legally.
Last edited by jayjay on Sep 28, 2013 10:58 AM
Brian W.
we have worked this out and no longer have issues with Grand Mayan
Respectfully,
Last edited by brianw203 on May 28, 2014 02:27 PM
R P.
brianw203 wrote:well that seemed to strike a nerve. I do not pretend to understand legal talk but I think it got the ball rolling very quickly
I wish you luck, but no lawyer on earth can get you out of a legally binding and signed (by you) contract unless fraud was involved. If you can prove fraud then, yes, you'll have a legal leg to stand on. If not, then you're out of luck ... no legalese jargon included.
Brian W.
thankyou
Last edited by brianw203 on May 28, 2014 02:28 PM
Lance C.
brianw203 wrote:last week I hired a lawyer because I got caught in a Mexican 5 day law and can't get out of my contract. I here there are other ways to win has any one ever tried to fight a big corporation like the Grand Mayan
How long ago did you buy?
R P.
brianw203 wrote:my lawyer stated it was 5 business days. I looked at that year calendar, there was a Saturday and Sunday in there and I was in you wright to cancel and the salesmen would not let me out. I think if Grand Mayan checks the records my lawyer should get me a refund if they have any kind of honor as a human begin.
Then it would seem you have a legal leg to stand on if you tried to rescind during that 5 business day timeframe, but you'll need proof that you tried to rescind during that timeframe ..... just saying you tried to rescind won't work unless you have written proof to back it up .... in other words, do you have a copy of the rescission letter that you sent stamped by USPS.
Brian W.
thankyou
Last edited by brianw203 on May 28, 2014 02:33 PM
R P.
brianw203 wrote:I had my camera on sound and video and accidently recorded the session getting the appointment on sound and the date was on my appointment card and the camera stated the same. My lawyer has a copy of both. I gave him the power of attorney and he is requesting to see the same from the lady wanting to see mine. My lawyer stated they are not normal people like you and I.I stayed two weeks in Mexico so there was no UPS
Are you saying that you recorded the presentation and that you rescinded within the 5 day rescission period? If so, I don't understand what your dilemma is.
If you're saying that there is no UPS in Mexico .... you would not send a rescission via UPS you would send it via the United States Postal Service or, if you were still in Mexico, you could have rescinded in person or via the Mexico postal service.
I hope you're not paying your attorney a lot of money to try to get you out of this contract, because I don't see that you have a legal leg to stand on if you didn't rescind within the 5 day rescission period UNLESS the rescission period was not in your WRITTEN contract.
Even though you were in MX for 2 weeks holds no legally binding excuse for not rescinding within the 5 day timeframe.
Last edited by jayjay on Oct 01, 2013 07:58 AM
Brian W.
we have worked this out and we no longer have issues with Grand Mayan.
Respectfully, brianw203
Rheba H.
We bought Mayan Mazatlan. Within 24 hours, we COMPLETELY and PROPERLY filed the "5-day-law" paperwork. The Mexican Federal Government in Mexico City (Federal Consumer Protection Agency, Department of Conciliation Services for Foreign Residents) took up our case and for 2.5 years met with and fined the Mayan TS. Mayan never paid a penny!!! Finally, the Federal Government Agency gave up and said "your file will be closed without prejudice to you rights in case you decide to take the matter to the Mexican Tribunal." I do not know what to do next??? Can anyone out there help us????
