Following the shock to many British and international off-plan buyers of the liquidation of the previously considered safe Trampolin Hills property company, time is now quickly running out for let down purchasers to register their claim with the administrators.

Many people were affected by the failure of the company and the number of claimants is expected to be high.

Under Spanish law, there is a small window of one month in which to register a claim with the administrators, in order to be considered to claim recompense following the failure of your investment.

Oscar Ricor, from Spanish legal firm Ricor Abogados, tells us “Under the law of Spain, when a company like this goes into liquidation, there is one month to register as a claimant. Once the assets of the company are analysed and released, the first claimants are inevitably the banks, then the tax and Social Security office, and then registered claimants who have submitted themselves within this one month time frame”.

“If a claim is not submitted in this time frame, it is not the end of the world, a late claim can still be submitted, but your then become a secondary claimant and it is more difficult to lat claimon a share of the company assets”.

If you have been struck by the failure of Trampolin Hills, it is crucial to get your claim in as soon as possible to ensure the best possible chance of you getting something back.

Amongst other things, Ricor Abogados specialise in claims like this, so are well versed in all the nightmare of paperwork and claims and can ensure the best possible results for you. Their head office is located in Torrevieja (Alicante), near the tourist information office (at the harbour), although we also have operating offices in ALICANTE (near Hotel Abba Centrum), and MADRID (near Plaza Perú).

They can be contacted via their website www.ricorabogados.com where there is a contact form, or telephone 0034 687 88 88 73.

Time is running out, so act quickly.