Mark Loveday is a barrister specializing in property law in the United Kingdom. He writes articles for The Times and Tes, focusing on legal issues related to property ownership, tenancy agreements, and landlord-tenant disputes. His expertise and insights provide valuable guidance to readers navigating the complexities of property law in the UK.
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Mark's coverage is mainly focused on legal aspects related to real estate, family and relationships, personal finance, and business. He seems particularly interested in topics related to property ownership, home maintenance, tenancy agreements, legal rights, and disputes.
Given his focus on Legal Policy Regulation and Government Announcements as well as the specific themes covered in his articles, it would be beneficial to pitch experts who specialize in real estate law or property management. Additionally, professionals with expertise in resolving disputes between neighbors or tenants might also find success when reaching out to him.
As Mark’s geographic focus is national within the United Kingdom, pitches should align with UK-specific legal regulations or address issues relevant specifically to this market.
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The barrister Mark Loveday answers a reader’s query about when a neighbour is responsible for flooding on your property
By: Mark Loveday
Q. My tenant is keeping a dog against the terms of his tenancy. Can I issue a section 8 eviction notice because he made a false statement about not keeping any pets?A. It is still perfectly legal for
Q. Several of my neighbours let out flats on Airbnb and similar websites. It is getting out of hand. The residents, including myself, have shares in the freehold company — can we prevent leaseholders
The barrister and property expert Mark Loveday answers a read question about claiming a vegetable patch used by the previous owner
Q. The end wall of our house is supported by two large brick buttresses standing in the beer garden of the next door pub. They need repairs. Who does the work — and who pays?A. Brick piers and
Q. The freestanding cooker and fridge freezer have broken down in the flat we rent. The landlord says it is up to us to repair them. Is he right?A. In a rental property, the most important obligations
By: Mark Loveday
Q. All flat owners in our small block have a share of the freehold. The apartments need new fireproof front doors, or our insurance may be invalidated. Not everyone wants to go ahead. What can we do?A
The barrister Mark Loveday explains how Japanese knotweed should be removed and if you can claim damages against your neighbours
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
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