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Joint AST, are there any rights to block visitors?

Monty_Carlo_2
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Any advice from experienced LLs would be appreciated!!
My partner and I are splitting up. We are halfway through a 6-month joint AST and she has forced me to leave. I've been paying all the rent and paid the deposit at the start.
My question is: can I stop other adults coming to stay in the house that I'm paying for for the remaining three months, or has my wife a contractual right to invite whoever she chooses?
My thoughts are that this would be a subletting and therefore a breach of the agreement we signed, but I can't find any reference in my contract to situations where visitors stay with no money changing hands.
Thanks in advance!
My partner and I are splitting up. We are halfway through a 6-month joint AST and she has forced me to leave. I've been paying all the rent and paid the deposit at the start.
My question is: can I stop other adults coming to stay in the house that I'm paying for for the remaining three months, or has my wife a contractual right to invite whoever she chooses?
My thoughts are that this would be a subletting and therefore a breach of the agreement we signed, but I can't find any reference in my contract to situations where visitors stay with no money changing hands.
Thanks in advance!
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Hi,
I am afraid visitors are allowed, and however anrgy you are about the break up, there is nothing you can do to stop her having visitors staying.0 -
You're moving out and carrying on paying for her to live there?
If I was paying for something I would want full use of it. It's your flat as much as hers.0 -
if you are not living in the house, she is contractually obliged to pay all of the rent. is there a child of yours living with her ?0
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