In a ruling reported on September 16, the 1st Civil Court of Olímpia (State of São Paulo) ordered the developer to refund 75% of the amounts paid by a buyer who sought termination of a timeshare purchase agreement. Although the penalties formally complied with the Brazilian Termination Act (Law No. 13,786/18), the court held that enforcing them in full would create an excessive burden and unjust enrichment.
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