Mark Loveday

Q. My student daughter shares a flat. Her flatmate wants to be replaced with another student, but the landlord wants to charge £200 for the change. Can he do this?A. Extra charges for private rental

The barrister Mark Loveday on whether you can stop political party workers coming to your door during the election

The Supreme Court has unanimously dismissed an appeal in a landmark ruling in the case of

The barrister Mark Loveday looks at when a property management company needs to start a consultation process with a flat block’s owners over major works

The original idea of creating an alternative provision (AP) at Chadsgrove came as a spin off from the advisory teaching service I had created and developed a number of years earlier.

The barrister Mark Loveday explains how much court evictions cost using the two basic forms of residential possession claims

Q. I am waiting for planning permission to build a new structure on my property. As a result of repeated delays, the roof has partially collapsed. Do I have recourse to complain about the council and

Q. I have a long lease of a London apartment and contribute to the block insurance. The insurance broker has revealed it pays the landlord a commission of 30 per cent for “procurement and ongoing

Q. I have just received a ground rent and service charge demand asking for payment on Christmas Day. Isn’t that just a bit ridiculous — and what if I don’t pay it until the banks reopen?A. December 25

Q. My village is in a conservation area with uninterrupted views across the countryside and river. A builder has installed two rusty old shipping containers in a field outside my house. Can we do