"your own" vs "someone else's" private property
I've been reading this thread with some interest and something mentioned reminded me of a related question I've been wondering about for a long time.
Cancelling out the age factor (as it has, for me, unfortunately long since been an issue) it seems clear cut that it IS allowed to carry in one's own home. But how is "one's own home" defined? How does this affect me carrying in "my own home" when the house in which I'm currently, usually living is not the one of which I am the legal owner? For close to a decade, I've been here regularly, cutting the grass, doing all the work, I know all the neighbors, am part of the community, etc., etc., but my girlfriend's name alone appears on the title.
Taking this one step further what if "your home" is a rental property? Is the landlord/tenant relatiojnship then similar to the employer/employee situation? Is it legal then to carry in your own home even with the landlords permission? (To take it further in a different direction, if it IS legal to, can the landlord prohibit you from doing so?)
Sure, common sense says the answer is obvious but, as you know, it's the "letter of the law" that counts and the details that can get you. As mentioned earlier in this same thread:
"then in fine print far from those yes answers is exceptions to when they do not apply or are prohibited."
"The law can be excessively tricky and that is why there is people who make a living just specializing in small parts of it."
