West Virginia Code 36-9-19 – Purchaser’s remedies
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An action for damages or injunctive or declaratory relief for a violation of this article may be brought by any purchaser or association of purchasers against the developer, a seller or the managing entity. The prevailing party in any such action may be entitled to reasonable attorney's fees. Relief under this section does not exclude any other remedies provided by law.
Terms Used In West Virginia Code 36-9-19
- Damages: Money paid by defendants to successful plaintiffs in civil cases to compensate the plaintiffs for their injuries.
- Developer: means the person creating a time-sharing plan. See West Virginia Code 36-9-4
- Managing entity: means the person responsible for operating and maintaining the time-sharing plan. See West Virginia Code 36-9-4
- Purchaser: means any person who is buying or who has bought a time-share period in a time-sharing plan. See West Virginia Code 36-9-4
- Seller: means any developer or any other person, or agent or employee thereof, who is offering time-share periods for sale to the public in the ordinary course of business, except a person who has acquired a time-share period for his own occupancy and later offers it for resale. See West Virginia Code 36-9-4