I. Provisions of the Civil Code on the registration of real estate

Real estate registration refers to the fact that the objective state of real estate and the rights on real estate and their changes are recorded in the register specially set up by the registration authority upon the application of the obligee. The registration of real estate in China is handled by the registration authority where the real estate is located. The state implements a unified registration system for real estate.

article 21 of the civil code of the people's Republic of China stipulates that the registration of real estate shall be handled by the registration agency where the real estate is located. The state implements a unified registration system for real estate. The scope, registration organization and registration method of unified registration shall be stipulated by laws and administrative regulations.

II. Types of real estate registration

1. The first registration of real estate mainly refers to the first record of real estate rights in the real estate register, such as general registration and initial registration in practice.

2. The change of registration is mainly aimed at the change of the name of the real estate owner or the location of the real estate.

3. Transfer registration mainly refers to the transfer of real estate ownership, such as buying and selling, inheritance, gift, and taking real estate as a share, which is the most common type of registration.

4. Cancellation of registration is applicable to the loss of real estate rights.

5. Correcting registration generally refers to the behavior of the registration institution to correct the wrong entries in the register according to the application of the parties or ex officio.

6. Objection registration refers to the act of the registration institution to record the objection application filed by the de facto obligee and interested parties to the rights recorded in the real estate register in the real estate register.

7. Advance notice registration refers to the registration of real estate for the purpose of preserving a claim with the property right of real estate changing in the future.

8. Seal-up registration refers to the act that the real estate registration agency records the seal-up in the real estate registration book according to the seal-up ruling and notice of assistance in execution provided by the people's court.

III. What's the significance of real estate registration

The essence of market economy is property right economy, and the unified registration system of real estate is the confirmation and protection system of real estate property right. Clarifying real estate property right is the premise and foundation of market economy. The establishment and implementation of a unified real estate registration system is conducive to protecting the legitimate property rights of real estate owners.

unified registration of real estate is conducive to ensuring the security of real estate transactions. Unified registration of real estate will promote the completeness, accuracy and reliability of real estate registration information, conduct real estate transactions based on accurate and effective information, ensure the security of transactions, and create conditions for establishing and improving the social credit information system. Unified registration of real estate is conducive to improving the efficiency and level of government governance and making it more convenient and beneficial to the people.

registering real estate can avoid conflicts of property rights, make the ownership of real estate rights clear and unified, and protect the legitimate property rights of obligees. Legal objectivity:

Article 44 of the Civil Code The debtor or a third party has the right to dispose of the following rights: (1) bills of exchange, promissory notes and checks; (2) Bonds and certificates of deposit; (3) Warehouse receipts and bills of lading; (4) Transferable fund shares and stock rights; (five) the transferable right to exclusive use of registered trademarks, patents, copyrights and other intellectual property rights; (6) Existing and future accounts receivable; (seven) other property rights that can be pledged according to laws and administrative regulations.