Good morning. If you are both general partners, and the room is rented or owned by the general partnership, one general partner does not have the unilateral right to basically usurp the room for that partner's sole purpose. Each partner owes the other partner and the partnership a fiduciary duty to do what is in the best interest of the partnership. If you cannot come to some agreement, either of you can cause a dissolution of the partnership, in which case your interest in the room would be transferred to each of you individually.
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