Co-ownership does not allow one participant to exclude another entirely at will. Each may use the property without prejudicing others. A valid agreement, court order or special legal ground must be considered separately.
Practical example
One owner changes the lock and refuses a key. Unequal shares alone do not create a right to exclude the other completely.
What to do
Document the access request and obstruction and obtain the extract and previous use agreement. Agree rooms, common areas and access. In a dispute, consider a formal use arrangement and removal of interference.
Source and consultation
Civil Code of Georgia, Articles 172, 955, 957: https://matsne.gov.ge/ka/document/view/31702.
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