With regard to the ownership of automobiles, at present, most people use the ownership retention method when buying cars with loans. Before the consumer pays the full amount, the ownership of the car is mortgaged and does not belong to the user. In addition, if you plan to buy a car because you are married, it depends on whether you bought it before marriage or after marriage. If it is bought after marriage, even if the owner writes the name of one party, it is also common property in law; In addition, it is more important to see whose name is on the driving license.
There is no doubt about the loan. If the man is willing to repay the loan to the woman, it is a matter of personal will. Even if the owner writes this person's name, the lender still needs to repay it, which has nothing to do with who the owner is and who owns the car.
Excuse me, how is the man's rights damaged? Does the woman want the man to repay the loan?