Legal assistance with WOZ and bankruptcy

Questioner

in the WSNP, after a bankruptcy. The former shop-residential property was vacated by us on the orders of the bank and the keys were given to the bank. I no longer have any access to the property in any way. Yet I am still registered as the owner and therefore receive the WOZ assessment. I cannot help but think that this is a rather crooked course of events. If I had been authorised to dispose of the property, I could have sold the property almost 2 years ago for the WOZ value. The bank did not want that at the time. Now I apparently have to file all kinds of objections, incur costs and spend hours to stop this nonsense. Are there no solutions for this?

Lawyer

A strange story. To be clear: the bank as mortgage holder may sell the house if the bank debt is not paid, to use the proceeds to pay off the debt. As long as the house has not been sold, the main rule is: the owner can use it as he wishes. However, there is often a rule in the mortgage agreement that prohibits renting without the bank's permission.