Westgate sued for violating Tennessee's Timeshare Act
Licensed Timeshare Attorneys07 Feb, 2022Legal
Timeshare owners claim fraud, negligent misrepresentation, unjust enrichment, breach of contract, breach of the covenant of fair dealing, civil conspiracy, and violation of the Tennessee Timeshare Act. Timeshare owners allege that Westgate's high-pressure scheme to sell "floating use" plans for Westgate's Smoky Mountain Resort's timeshares involves convincing prospective purchasers to buy into its vacation timeshare program while failing to disclose to buyers legally required information that was contained in a "secret pocket" of a portfolio that Westgate provides to purchasers. The plaintiffs allege that Westgate fails to give the purchasers adequate access to their timeshares.
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