There was a mortgaged house before the divorce, and only my name was written on the purchase contract. When I divorced, the agreement stated that the house belonged to me. Do I still need to go throug

There was a mortgaged house before the divorce, and only my name was written on the purchase contract. When I divorced, the agreement stated that the house belonged to me. Do I still need to go through the transfer formalities? Hello, I don't think so.

First of all, make sure that you are the only one in the real estate license.

Secondly, according to your description, only your name is written on the house purchase contract, so your name should be on the real estate license.

Then, you have negotiated the ownership of the house in the divorce agreement, indicating that it belongs to you, so the actual owner and nominal owner of the house are the same at this time, and both of them are you.

So there is no need to go through the transfer formalities.

legal ground

civil law

Article 217 The certificate of ownership of immovable property is the proof that the obligee enjoys the real right of immovable property. The items recorded in the certificate of real estate ownership shall be consistent with the real estate register; If the records are inconsistent, unless there is evidence to prove that the real estate register is indeed wrong, the real estate register shall prevail.

Article 1076 If a husband and wife divorce voluntarily, they shall sign a written divorce agreement and apply for divorce registration in person at the marriage registration office.

The divorce agreement shall specify the expression of willingness of both parties to divorce and the consensus on matters such as child support, property and debt disposal.