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14 Oct 2008 10:19 AM by lisa mona Star rating in west midlands. 83 forum posts Send private message

My points were meant to be sensible and without prejudice against the developer. I was trying to give a level headed perspective. I'm neither a millionaire or someone who refers lightly and without connection to the UK markets or any other country's economic situation at the moment. The fact that people can't sell or rent their properties in the UK is of course relevant to our situation. 
Please have a look at the worldwide news??? Do you really think Corvera can stand apart from the rest of the world at the moment?
I meant to hghlight the fact that the Spanish market/situation doesn't stand on it's own at the moment.
The last person who commented I feel has a more rational explanation of the situation. I too mailed Calidona yesterday and sent them 8 bullet point questions, I'll wait to see what they say.
I would say we will be in a very strong position with the developer next year if he doesn't confirm a time frame in writing for the complete development. Remember we all owe the remaining payments and a long drawn out legal case will do nothing to help the developers closure/completion of the project. Remember he wants to be paid and I have no intention of paying any more money until I'm completely satisfied with what is happening.... no one should pay anything until they're happy. There's the strength.
Corvera has always been marketed as a lifestyle choice... it shouts from very piece of marketing that's ever been publicised. None of us bought an apartment in an empty valley!!!! If needs be I will fight every step of the way to defend that but my objection at the moment is by people scare mongering in every sense of the word.
I'm not sitting here smuggly with pots of money, but I am working hard and saving to take me through 2 years of mortgage payments and costs in preparation but then I'm a business woman.
I never get involved in anything that I can't afford or sensibly plan for. 
Please can we be constructive not fill these pages with what if this? what if that? Lets ask all the questions. Please everyone send your concerns to Calidona, MRI.. your agents whoever they are. Look through all your information... search for details that have been mentioned/promised/marketed. Use the time sensibly to gather information.
If Calidona does not respond at all then lets go forward . If every owner at Corvera refuses to complete at completion stage what will happen? But yes if needs be we'll have to make that a real possibility but not yet.



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14 Oct 2008 11:34 AM by fizzler Star rating. 38 forum posts Send private message

Without prejudice:

Hello everyone,  Thanks for your acknowledgement Kev and to all others who have shared their viewpoints based upon their own perspectives and in many cases, their observations made during their recent visits to Corvera and other local resorts.

Lisa, I am not sure whether or not my own observations of late, make me the target of your, shall we say assumptions of "panic" on my part and more dangerously, the totally incorrect insinuations that anyone in particular, appears to be making "Legal Threats"? It does not matter, please do not bother to respond to this but read on:

I sincerely hope that this is not the case because that was not the intent. All I have done, apart from voicing my own opinions, just as we all have every right to do, is to try to STOP or slow any potential panic but at the same time, encourage open debate about issues, which, as another of our group has observed, MUST be addressed and not swept under the carpet.

As one who has spent the best part of his working life traversing the globe at 600 MPH and 40,000 feet as a Pilot and Flight Engineer flying large intercontinental airliners..... maybe even with YOU down the back somewhere at some time, you'll be pleased to know, I'm sure, that PANIC does not even appear in my dictionary!

However, I am pleased to read that you Lisa, personally, intended to speak to Esther and to draw her attention to the content of the forum and to then attempt to pin down the upper echelons of the Corvera/Calidona management. 

I hope that you had more success than I did because, as I have earlier reported on this forum, I have also already personally contacted Esther on several occasions, and, as reported back to you all, she assured me that everything at Corvera was on schedule, on time, no monies had been returned to anyone who has signed up a purchase agreement and that all of the rumours on the forum, which she'd been reading anyway, are just that, rumours.....................and yet?

What about the evidence as gained by recent visitors and the almost complete lack of feedback from the Corvera staff?

If what is said about the situation prevailing at El Valle, Roda, Polaris and so on and the confirmed lack of completion of facilities is true, why are SOME of us in denial and why do we just go round and round and round?

Asking Esther, although she is very helpful, is not going to put our minds at rest. The only thing that will, I suggest, and this is not sabre ratlling nor a legal threat (!) nor incitement to civil unrest, is a formal (legal) approach on our behalf, quite legitimately being made, as has been suggested before.

There can be nothing sinister about that, so why do we not act cohesively and find an acceptable way in which we can move on and break this cycle?  The only sinister thing about it, so far as I can see, is the reason WHY we are being drawn to consider such action in the first place, when a completely open and constructive, transparent statement of FACT from the developers, would obviate the need for such a course of action.  Perhaps then Lisa, you are the person to tackle this for us head-on? I'm sure that we would all very much appreciate it, I know that I would.

In closing, I simply want to reassure some of you that many if not most of us, are intelligent people, some looking for a lifestyle and some looking at investment and some like us in an earlier life, a combination of both.

We are not greedy opportunists but when we lost over 200,000 Pounds with our favourite UK insurance company a while back, we naturally cast around for alternatives to Stock Market related concepts..... and this was about four or five years ago and so well before any of the present chaos began, or at least came to a head.

Right at the time, Spain was on the crest of the wave and there was no hint on the far horizon of what was to come. We'd already invested in a penthouse apartment near the Mar Menor with "guaranteed" resale potential and profit in a couple of years time and that's just what was actually happening, all around us. Folks were selling at two and sometimes three times what they'd paid a few short years before.

We were very enthusiastically introduced to Corvera by our agent,  just as all of you must have been, so I am no more daft than any of you were at that time, when we decided to purchase one apartment in which to enjoy our retirement years and the other to let or sell just prior to completion.... and at a profit, which is what we all envisaged.

Then the slow down began and all the related nausea and so it goes on, compounded now by the world markets crashing in flames with bits flying off on the way down.

We have only just been able to sell our Mar Menor apartment after four years of having it sitting empty. We lost 35,000 Euros on what we paid and obviously therefore, made none of the anticipated profit nor were we able to let it.

As Lisa points out, and I agree and have been saying for many years now, many people have been living above their stations, thanks to almost enforced credit advances and loans, all of which have conspired to remove all sense of reality and common sense from their minds and turning them into opportunist "investors" driven purely by greed.

However, my wife and I do NOT fall into that category, just as I am sure that just about all of us on this forum do not.

We have worked very, very hard throughout our married lives, gained many profesional qualifications and much valuable experience, we have inherited nothing from friends or family but we HAVE suffered great bad luck over the years through no fault of our own and because of this and believe me there IS such a thing as luck, or the lack of it!, 
we are now almost broke and we do not know what to do.

Unlike some of you who are much better placed and much younger, we have now almost run out of options. Our house is now on the market so that we can pay for Corvera (IF we can sell it) but what we are to live on, goodness knows..... just a basic UK pension, less eight years of credits.

Today is our 41st. wedding anniversary and we cannot even go out for a coffee and a sticky bun and I am working a double early/late shift at age 65 in my retirement job in an effort to keep up. So please, do not include me in that group of mindless and greedy individuals and do not tar us all with the same brush. Thank you.

I know that our forum is not the place for acrimonious debate but under the circumstances, I felt the need to set the record straight.

From now on, I will now become a passive observer on the forum but please add me to the list Andy and I will gladly contribute in any way, if invited.

Thank you all.  My best regards,  John/Fizzler.




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14 Oct 2008 11:54 AM by lisa mona Star rating in west midlands. 83 forum posts Send private message

A quick reply... in no way were my remarks made personally to anyone. Sorry if in any way you thought my comments were directed at you... they weren't.

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14 Oct 2008 12:25 PM by MrUnhappy Star rating. 124 forum posts Send private message

Hi Lisa - may I just say that I agree with your sentiments re the promised facilities at Corvera - just by looking at their website, they mention all of these in the present tense - however there is also legal disclaimer about the contents of the website! 


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14 Oct 2008 2:02 PM by sashaw Star rating. 10 forum posts Send private message

I bought a magnolia as a lifestyle choice. I am concerned that if we leave things until next year it will be too late and Calidona will run rings around us. My view is we find a reputable and independent Spanish lawyer to advise us as group of our options and potential liabilities in respect of delayed completion, the start of the 18 month period, the non-building of promised leisure facilities etc etc. If we act as a group this will keep costs to a minimum and forewarned is forearmed..otherwise we do nothing and end up with a desert development with potentially no facilities.


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14 Oct 2008 2:45 PM by lisa mona Star rating in west midlands. 83 forum posts Send private message

If anyone is interested I am in the process of changing lawyers from the one suggested by M.R.I to an independent lawyer used by a close friend of mine for a period of time settling her affairs in Denia. 
She has personal experience of his work over the years and I think he might be a good start .....someone to speak to informally.
I would not suggest any fees be paid or any action just an open discussion to outline the concerns.
He is English, lived in Spain for many many years and fluent in Spanish both generally and legally.
I can get his details and give him an outline of the situation. If anyone is then interested I suggest setting up an independent forum just for Corvera owners that can only be viewed by owners where we can swap contact information and ideas.
As a check on the position and nothing more is this an idea. I can call Spain for free from my home so am happy to have an informal chat with him??

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14 Oct 2008 3:01 PM by sashaw Star rating. 10 forum posts Send private message

14 Oct 2008 3:13 PM by kev2 Star rating in Swansea. 201 forum posts Send private message

I certainly agree with you Sashaw and John please don't become a passive observer your contribution is much appreciated. 

We must find out what  their legal responsibilities are with regard to the facilities ( do verbal promises and written information outside contract mean nothing?) and  some form of joint approach would probably be the best one ( anyone fancy organising it?). When we get a response from Calidona we must not be content with vague promises, but must have some form of guarantee with a timeframe, after all we will only be asking for what they have promised. Hopefully Calidona will do the right thing, but we should not rely on good faith alone. 

If we have to wait for the rest of the apartments to be sold and built I feel that we will be waiting a ridiculously long length of time, and I would want to find this out now before any decisions on completion be made. Again I do not feel this is being negaitive but trying to make sure things are done right in advance is a sensible approach rather than leaving things until it's likely to be  too late.



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14 Oct 2008 4:39 PM by rickp Star rating in High Ongar, Essex. 36 forum posts Send private message

Kev,
Track record is everything.
Calidona will do nothing until they want to, you only have to look at Roda to see that they have completed nearly all the properties and yet the promised facilites have not been built as far as I know. Even the Hotel is a hole in the ground. This development was 3 years ahead of us at Corvera and is stil not finished. This speaks voloumes and 90% of Roda was sold 2 years ago before any credit crunch and world finanacal meltdown. If they intend to build the facilities when100% of properties are complete and paid for we will all die of old age.

Count me in with any joint action as I only want what was promised, nothing more, nothing less, without the additional 5star facilities we have a glorified farmers field.

I do not know why some people keep saying that Calidona will do the right thing and not to panic. The lack of work in the vital additional areas ARE why people are worried and rightly so. CALIDONA are a company and will do whats best for them, not us. They have our signatures on paper and the paper its written on is flawed. The legal advice we all got should have been better, it should have had the contracts ammended to add the additional facilities. Rodai is the shining example, NO FACILITIES AND NO HOTEL. Enough said.

It is totally unacceptable that these facilities come onstream when all property is built. Had we been told of this part of the scheme, nobody would have bought.

I recently was able to get out of my apt on a Polaris resort, pheww!!! On looking at the 2 contracts, both PW and Corvera, The Corvera one is incredibly slanted towards the developer, thats even compared to Polaris.

With Polaris for example they had 18months to complete after they had there building licences, and there was 15day window to escape the contract if they overran by 1 day!!!
Also no work was started as far as I am aware before the licence was obtained unlike Corvera where my particular build was up before the licence was granted giving the developer many more months to complete, Calidona can also extend the 18 months another 90 days too, so no overrun is likely and no get out clause for us lot!
Unless someone else knows differently.

Now judge the 2 developers, side by side.

Rick




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14 Oct 2008 5:28 PM by krw Star rating. 43 forum posts Send private message

Hi just wanted to add my agreement in principle to the legal approach idea rather than legal action at least to try and clarify the position regarding the on site facilities and our legal rights.
 
We have bought for the long term and can therefore accept that in the short/medium term we will make no money either from rentals or from capital appreciation, however, it is clear that without at least some of the facilities promised the development will be like a ghost town especially as unlike Roda we do not have the beach option to attract rentals.

We will be in Murcia next week and have a meeting with our independent lawyer who to date has been nothing but professional and helpful (was recommended by an expat not an agent) and I plan to ask most of the questions raised on here. Cant promise he will have all the answers but have generally found him to be straight and honest to date and if he can get anything out of Caledona I will of course post it here on our return.
Rgds
  


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14 Oct 2008 6:55 PM by Curtis Star rating. 111 forum posts Send private message

I would like to add my name to the list of those that want to form some type f joint action group. This is definitely the way forward to keep the pressure on Corvera to progress the development. I agree that a legal approach rather than legal action is required at this stage. 
If we do all pull together (even if it is only 50 of us) that's a lot of buyers and a lot of money ( €8-10 million?) Calidona won't want to miss or have delayed in payment.
My thinking is that if we can orchestrate a situation where we can confront them with a situation where a large group of buyers will not pay this amount to complete until firm legally binding commitments regarding completion of the various amenities are received then they have to take notice.
If KRW and Lisa are prepared to make initial enquiries on our behalf that would be great and very much appreciated. 

Fizzler - dont leave the forum!
Regards
Sean


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14 Oct 2008 8:30 PM by amazon00 Star rating. 42 forum posts Send private message

Hello,
I too am in favour of a collective stance against Calidona, I would love to bury my head in the sand and think every thing is Rosy but I am a realist, I am guessing Calidona is a completely different company to what is was back in 2005 when I purchased an apartment, with a completely different set of rules which only the board will know.
I am not saying the company will fold but let’s face it, it will look after its self first, I have to disagree with some of the comments about waiting, in my opinion the time is NOW in legal time scales we have not got long it will be here before you know it and they will be banging the door down to get there money!!
Fizzler your comments and views are welcome.
Regards
Kev&Lou
p.s Is there anyone from the North East, would be good to meet up and have a sangria and pretend we are on our terrace?



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14 Oct 2008 8:55 PM by mazbaz Star rating in Cheshire/Phase 2 Til.... 69 forum posts Send private message

Hello

We too agree that the collective approach is something that we support and would like to be a part of. I'd only say that for us, this would not be against Calidona, more to support our joint interests as purchasers and to help move this whole thing forward to a succesful conclusion.

In reality, our real regret is using the legal firm introduced to us by MRI; our experience to date has been appalling, and we feel as if we have been completely abandoned, with no-one from a legal perspective displaying any interest in our interests, despite having paid for a legal service.

That aside, I still believe that things will work out for us all, but I am also realistic!

Thanks to all for the useful contributions - I'll try not to stay away for so long this time!

M



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14 Oct 2008 9:41 PM by Paul and Carol Star rating. 75 forum posts Send private message

Did not realise , that a lot of other oweners where in the same though,s as ourselves.
We have been pondering walking away aswell as we have also been given bad advice by our agent. 
As we are new to the EOS we would also go for a legal solution and are prepard to to join any group to take this foward.
We are out in SPAIN early next month and we shall repoert back with what we find.   
So glad we are not the only people suffering with the creadit crunch. 


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14 Oct 2008 10:40 PM by steversmith Star rating. 1 forum posts Send private message

I've just registered with EOS as a purchaser of a Laurel apartment in phase II of Corvera. So far I've made the first payment of 30,334.50 Euros but nothing more as I'm very dissatisfied with the overall situation. I've previously requested my money back (twice) via my solicitor in Spain, but to no avail. He says I have no case, and the second time he didn't even bother to reply.

The developer phoned me a couple of months ago to suggest I make 50% of my second payment now and 50% later. This struck me as a desperate measure on their part to raise some cash. However, I don't intend to pay anything until I can see some tangible progress on my apartment and the facilities. Admitedly I haven't been back to Spain to view progress, but that's because they tell me I cannot go on site.

So that's where I am. It would be great if it gets built with all the promised facilities, but I'm not optimistic. In the meantime I would be happy to join in with any collective action; either getting my money back or forcing the developer to make a legally binding statement of his intentions.

Steve.   


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14 Oct 2008 10:58 PM by lisa mona Star rating in west midlands. 83 forum posts Send private message

I am calling a lawyer based in Spain tomorrow. 
As I explained before he is English but has totally fluency in Spanish and has practised there for many years. I'm going to ask him to look at the Corvera website, all the marketing literature and give his initial opinion, I'm also going to ask him how I can credit search Calidona to research their overall current financial status. None of this will do any harm and an initial discussion won't cost anything. I'll report back tomorrow.

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15 Oct 2008 7:56 AM by rickp Star rating in High Ongar, Essex. 36 forum posts Send private message

Thats a vey good start Lisa, we are all ears.

Rick




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15 Oct 2008 10:13 AM by fizzler Star rating. 38 forum posts Send private message

Hello again everyone,

Very many thanks indeed to those of you who sent me private messages or on open forum with a request to continue contributing, it's very heart-warming and Anne and I thank you so much. I won't name you all here but it's probably best kept private anyway, where it applies.

A special thanks to Lisa for the clarification of our points of view and for volunteering to speak to your legal people. It's much appreciated, thank you.

In overall response to the latest warming up and the sense of purpose and identity evolving, may I be bold enough to suggest that, although we can live with those among us who prefer not to rock the boat or who can afford either the time or the money or both, to sit back and wait for things to resolve themselves, there are enough of us now who feel that the time has come where we MUST act decisively and quickly. Don't let us become the next Polaris World or El Valle or Roda because we have not learned from those glaring lessons.

This is made especially essential when our fears or even "gut feelings", are backed up by the glaring evidence from other developments as has  been presented to us based upon direct and recent observations made by our EOS forum friends.

A great suggestion, thanks Lisa and please count me in on the effort but sadly, with the caveat that my practical inputs will be limited as we live in Oz.

I'm sure that I am not the only person harbouring dark thoughts and fears as to the intentions (or not) of the developers, that's an obvious understatement as is evidenced by the kaleidoscope of messages which air such thoughts, so here are few more of mine, many of which I have voiced earlier:

1) The developer's team, at all levels, we can rest assured, whether they appear to be passive and/or ignoring us, will in fact be scanning our forum and others probably in an effort to stay ahead of the game on a daily basis.  Anything in the way of feedback, opinion or of significance at any level, will be recorded and analysed and passed on to their Solicitors.... Including THIS message and the related trends thus indicated.

They know, just as well as we do, that they are in real trouble and the apparent "threat" of cohesive action from an embryonic but legitimately justified Covera Owners (Pressure) Group will put the wind up them no end. If it does not, or if they disregard it with the same arrogance with which they appear to treat our obvious concerns, they are.... well.............beyond the pale.

2) So, we'd pretty soon devise a way of keeping our thoughts more closely guarded and as Lisa suggests, set up a confidential group within our group.  I am not "computer savvy" and so it's beyond me and once it IS set up, it'll have to be straight forward for simpletons such as me, to use.  This structure needs to be put in place before we divulge any more of our intent or ideas.

3) A small point involving an interesting aspect of human nature; and the one I have in mind, refers to the sad fact that some folks who have an interest as members of such a group as this, (although none of us are "signed up" as yet), will more than happily sit back and let others do the work and pay out the financial burdens, only to reap the benefits in a piggy-back fashion.  

Sorry to raise the level slightly but I'm afraid that, as you know, I cannot afford to subsidise freeloaders.  By the same token, I feel that while we are constructing our principles, we should always try to help our friends who are suffering genuine  hardship, so long as they contribute positively in other ways to our greater good and if they badly need the benefit of group advice or whatever, we should avail them of that......... No! I am not about to jump on that opportunity myself!

I'm sorry but I know for a fact that there ARE folks out there who prefer to adopt this passive participation but unless they come on board ( and pay their fair dues) they will have to take their chances in the cold of the outside world.

4) If we do not proceed with implementing our plans ASAP, time will flash by and it won't be long before their snipers attempt to isolate us and pick us off, one by one and as one of our number stated very recently, scare the living daylights out of individuals and intimidate them by whatever means, until they sign their acceptance and pay the final dues. THEN WE ARE DONE FOR.

5) Our legal counsel must be able to provide us with cast iron guarantees/legal instruments/declarations in EU and Spanish Law which are unambiguous, easy for us to refer to and understand and to implement.  Of course, it may cost us a fair bit of time, effort and money, only to be presented with the unthinkable, in that within the strict interpretation of the law, we do not have a leg to stand on in aspiring to be entitled to decent treatment and a "right of reasonable expectation".

Could he or she define clearly what our rights by default might be as a result of every one of us agreeing to our purchases based upon the propaganda and advertising hype of the FULLY DEVELOPED AND ON TIME Corvera Golf and Country Club Resort Life Style..... which it appears, we are NOT going to be able to enjoy for many years.

I wish that there was some way in which we could embroil those rogues who sold us the properties (our various agents) for not highlighting the apparent pitfalls of the so called contracts..... maybe they are next!

6) Is it an idea to ask Justin from EOS to broadcast an "All stations message" via his newsletter, that anyone who is contemplating a purchase at Corvera, should join the forum without delay, read and familiarise themselves with the content and then join whichever camp they identify with. This, apart from swelling our numbers, will further put pressure on the developers and will also sweep in many poor lonely souls out there who are unaware that such a group is forming.

Two of our members have just confided to me that,  up until now, they too were suffering in silence, in very similar circumstances to my own and now feel great relief, at least in principle because they stumbled upon us and have joined forces. (Thank you for contacting me folks).  Welcome Aboard!

I must go now as I am about to be instructed by my little Grandson in how to master the complexities of the Nintendo games console!

With many thanks again and best wishes to us all.

PS/ I have to declare that my own preferred option would be to be reimbursed my two lots of 30% deposit without fear of persecution and to be allowed to just "walk away" but legally BUT I fully lend my support to assisting those of us who wish to ensure that the project goes to full completion on time, on spec and on price.... if that happens and our originally anticipated options for resale and/or rental activity were restored, we'd stay on.

With kind regards,  John/Fizzler.




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15 Oct 2008 3:13 PM by mmepani Star rating. 73 forum posts Send private message

Taking a leaf from Lisa's suggestion to contact your lawyer about Calidona's financial position, I contacted mine yesterday. Today I received this reply - nothing new to report but I just want to keep you guys posted.

Hi Mr & Mrs Mepani ,

Apparently Calidona are financially solid , compared to many other developers . Obviously  , they need more cashflow , as everyone , but it seems that they are getting on well.

There are bank guarantees securing amounts paid by Spanish Financial entities which are not affected by the crisis .

Anyway , we will make some checkings

Kind Regards ,

Pedro Orgaz

Martinez -Echevarría , Pérez y Ferrero Abogados

C/ Río Borines, 64  1º7 - C.C. El Balneario

30710 Los Alcazares , Murcia - Spain

Tel : +34 96 858 37 10  Fax : +34 96 857 45 40

www.martinezechevarria.com


M.

 


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15 Oct 2008 3:28 PM by Anita Star rating in Surrey / Corvera Gol.... 500 forum posts Send private message

Hi Lisa, there seems to be three very similar threads currently active regarding the same sort of thing.  I posted on the Current situation at Corvera thread where, I think, Fizzler first posted his concerns.  In that thread I did say that I was happy to be part of the Corvera Owners Action Group.  I do believe it is in everyone's interest for Calidonia to be asked to come clean publicly and inform purchasers of their intentions regarding the future of Corvera.  Personally, I don't feel there is a problem at present, but if they have plans we should be made aware of them.  We have all purchased on CORVERA GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB.  Although I do not legally know obviously, I would imagine they would be in breach of their Contract not to provide a golf course and a country club, it would be false advertising otherwise.  I am sure that the literature they provided must be admissible.   Thank you Lisa for volunteering to speak to your legal contact in Spain.  If, without going into too much detail, she thinks we have a case perhaps a legal document/sub-contract could be drawn up for Calidonia to sign.  Something that outlines their current intentions on timing for the completion of phases, which phases they will continue, which phases they are planning to put on hold and for how long, the golf course and the future commercial centre and country club amenities.  Good luck Lisa and thanks again.  Let us know asap how you get on.

Anita.


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