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To: GraceCoolidge
If you are the homeowner and your spouse/child invites someone into your home, I believe you have the right to demand that person leave or be removed.

Not necessarily true w/r/t spouse. In most states, each spouse has an equal right to full enjoyment of the property, so each person can invite someone in irrespective of the wishes of the other. Some states may be different. Of course, if you are in a house and one spouse says "stay" while the other says "get out," the course of prudence is to GET OUT!

198 posted on 08/02/2007 11:38:43 AM PDT by piytar
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To: piytar
In most states, each spouse has an equal right to full enjoyment of the property, so each person can invite someone in irrespective of the wishes of the other.

I suspect in most cases it is not at issue because both spouses hold title to the property. In the case where the house is titled or rented in one spouse's name, might be different, I guess.

209 posted on 08/02/2007 11:43:53 AM PDT by GraceCoolidge
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