Alan,
Be careful, you might come back signed up for a Time Share!!
But seriously, what I know of Time Shares, I don't think that they would
fall under service provider as they are not providing a service to the
public. Landlord and tenant? Hmm, not really, but I could be wrong. The
reason I think this is that it is similar to buying a house or share of a
house, which would not be applicable. The resorts themselves are normally
private areas and do not admit the public. Not sure whether holiday makers
in thearea can enter the complex for a fee, if so, then they may be
providing a service in that instance for the facilities they are allowed to
use, ie saunas, swimming pools etc. However, the accommodation would not
fall under service provision. If this is the case, then they could not
argue that by charging a fee that they were a private club as there would be
no membership aplication process.
Would be interested to hear other comments on this as it is an interesting
situation.
John Gregory
Access Officer
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From: Alan Hunt [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: 28 October 2005 14:41
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Subject: [ACCESSIBUILT] Time Share
I'm just having thoughts about time share companies because I'm about to
visit one to give them advice. I won't know till I meet with them how they
are set up but it occurs to me that they could be: Service Providers or
Have a Tenant/Landlord relationship or be a private club........
Does anyone have experience/thoughts on this.......
Regards
Alan Hunt
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