(1) When applying for registration, the parties shall provide the ownership certificate, contract, court judgment or expropriation decision, and necessary materials indicating the boundary address and area of the real estate.
 (2) If the interested party has any objection to the ownership of the real right and other matters recorded in the real estate register, it may apply for objection registration.
 (3) If the interested party of the obligee believes that there is an error in the real estate register, it may apply for correction of the registration.
 (4) Where the parties concerned sign a contract to buy or sell houses or other real estate property rights, the creditor may apply to the registration authority for advance notice registration in order to restrict the debtor from disposing of the real estate and ensure the future acquisition of property rights.
 (5) If there are more than two real rights in a real estate, the change or abandonment of one real right shall not affect the validity of other real rights.
 (6) If the party concerned provides false ownership certificates and other supporting materials to apply for registration and causes damage to others, it shall be liable for compensation; If a crime is constituted, criminal responsibility shall be investigated according to law.
 (7) If the registration authority believes that it is necessary to check the actual situation of the real estate applied for registration, the applicant and other persons who are obligated to assist shall assist.
 [Legal Basis]
 In Article 218 of the Civil Code, the obligee and interested party may apply for inquiring and duplicating the real estate registration materials, which shall be provided by the registration authority.