HT5625 multiple users on 1 computer and accessing

My household has multiple users on the computer. I downloaded while logged into my husband's iTunes. Now I can't update some of my apps because we can't access his password and his email he had used no longer exits. How can I transfer those apps to my iTunes account instead?

You can't transfer content from one account to another. Your husband will need to change his email address to one that is valid.
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