In this putative class action lawsuit alleging deceptive practices by defendants that prevented plaintiffs from being able to use their timeshare units for their stated purpose, a vacation accommodation experience, the IAS court denied defendants' motion to dismiss, and credited plaintiffs' allegation that defendants rented up to 96% of the available units to the general public, thus preventing plaintiff owners from reserving accommodations. This was error, as plaintiffs...
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