First of all, there are some differences between the classification of real estate as unique and * * *, which you can clearly see in the ownership column of real estate license. Only refers to the sole ownership, and the existence of a house refers to the rights and obligations of two or more citizens and legal persons who jointly own the house. * * * Houses are generally divided into "share ownership" and "share ownership". The so-called "sharing by shares" means that some people share rights and assume obligations for all houses in * * * according to their respective housing shares; "* * * owns the same property as * * *" means that the owner of the house * * * owns the common rights of the house and assumes the obligations. This house has the right to protect the rights of its owner.
Secondly, the rights advocated by the house owner are divided into lease right, ownership right and use right. Such as your father's house, then your father can exercise all the rights of the house. As children, they can exercise the right to lease and use, but they cannot exercise the right to dispose of them. The so-called right of disposition refers to the right of sale, transfer, demolition and reconstruction. If the real estate license is jointly owned by you and your father, then the right of disposition is exercised by two people, even if you buy, sell, transfer or trade. Someone needs to be present to sign and agree.
Therefore, if there is only your father's name on the property ownership certificate and it is unique, then only your father can exercise the right of punishment!