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My husband had his father and aunt stay in our house while I was away overseas. I was not told at any time they would be visiting and deceit and lies were told to me upon my return. Only by reading information etc have I found out. Both my sons were told not to say anything, but admitted they had stayed when I asked them to their face yesterday. I am very unhappy that apart from not being told, one of these people slept in my bed, used my wardrobe and had access to all my personal belongings without me knowing. Invasion of privacy or over reacting?
Optional Information: State/Territory: Vic Already Tried: nothing
Invasion of privacy or over reacting? I understand your feelings, but lawfully, if he is an owner of the property then he can invite whomever he wishes to stay in the house - even though you are also an owner and object.This website is revamping its feedback system, so if you have more questions related to this topic, or want to discuss it further, please reply before providing feedback.Also, if you're satisfied with the results of our chat, then I'll ask you to please provide positive feedback so that I will get credit for the time spent on your question.
So I would be in the same position if I were to invite someone I knew to stay in the house also without first mentioning to my partner?
So I would be in the same position if I were to invite someone I knew to stay in the house also without first mentioning to my partner? Provided you are an owner of the property, yes.________This website is revamping its feedback system, so if you have more questions related to this topic, or want to discuss it further, please reply before providing feedback.Also, if you're satisfied with the results of our chat, then I'll ask you to please provide positive feedback so that I will get credit for the time spent on your question.
Experience: I did my law degree at the University of Queensland