Core Insights - The report highlights the increasing risks associated with real estate registration disputes, emphasizing the importance of legal scrutiny in these cases [1][4][7] Group 1: Case Statistics - From January 2022 to August 2025, the Beijing Xicheng Court adjudicated a total of 95 administrative cases related to real estate registration, with a stable annual distribution: 28 cases in 2022, 30 in 2023, 21 in 2024, and 16 cases from January to August 2025 [3] - The majority of claims in these cases focused on transfer registration (43 cases), correction of registration (24 cases), and initial registration (16 cases), accounting for over 80% of the total [3] Group 2: Legal Scrutiny Focus - The core of the court's review centers on whether the real estate registration authority fulfilled its legal duties during the acceptance, examination, registration, and issuance of certificates [4] - The complexity of these cases arises from the need to clarify the underlying civil legal relationships, such as sales, gifts, mortgages, and inheritances, which complicates the adjudication process [3][4] Group 3: Case Outcomes - Out of the 95 cases, 30 resulted in the annulment or confirmation of illegal real estate registration actions, with 83.3% of these cases attributed to changes in the foundational facts of the registration [6] - Common scenarios leading to annulments include contracts being declared invalid by court judgments, notarized documents being revoked, and court rulings being proven false [6] Group 4: Typical Cases and Risks - The report outlines four typical cases that illustrate prevalent risks in real estate registration disputes, including fraud, the importance of timely legal action, and the consequences of malicious collusion [8][10] - One case highlighted the dangers of fraudulent property transfers, where a victim was misled into signing a false contract, leading to significant financial loss [9] - Another case emphasized the importance of adhering to statutory time limits for legal actions, as delays can result in the loss of rights to seek corrections [10] Group 5: Recommendations - Recommendations for registration authorities include fulfilling their review obligations, utilizing technology for better verification, and enhancing collaborative governance to prevent disputes [11] - Public awareness is also emphasized, urging individuals to improve legal awareness, protect their assets, and choose rational legal remedies [11]