* * * Does the owner disagree that the contract for selling the house is still valid? See what the court says?

1: in fact, there are many more complicated situations in real estate transactions ... but after all, as the saying goes, be careful to sail for thousands of years. First of all, we should review the information such as the property right certificate and the marital status of the property owner to determine the ownership status of the house. If you can't be present, you need to provide a power of attorney or a notarized power of attorney that can't be signed by the property owner at the scene, and check the authorization by telephone recording before signing the contract.

2. The house belongs to * * *, but it is registered in the name of only one person, so the other party needs to provide proof that the owner/spouse of * * * agrees to sell it. Whether the house is his personal property before marriage or the property of husband and wife after marriage, you need to provide proof that your spouse agrees to sell it. Need to check the purchase and divorce time, review the divorce agreement. If the divorce agreement clearly stipulates the ownership of the house and it is inconsistent with the current registration of the house, it is necessary to change the owner of the house according to the agreement in the divorce agreement. If an heir wants to sell a house, all heirs need to be present to sign a contract as the seller, and his spouse provides proof that his spouse agrees to sell, and promises in the contract the time to collect the new house.

3. If the above documents are agreed in the transaction, the contract of selling the house is also valid if the owner does not agree.