Chpt 8 Title Records Flashcards

1
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The legal presumption that information may be obtained through diligent inquiry

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Constructive notice

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When an individual is actually aware of a fact, they are said to have this type of notice

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Actual notice

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The order in rights in time, such as who recorded first, which party was in possession first, et cetera

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Priority

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4
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The record of a properties ownership

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Chain of title

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5
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A legal action to remove a cloud on a title and establish legal ownership

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Action to quiet title

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6
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An examination of public records to determine if any defects exist in a properties history of ownership

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Title search

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7
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The individual who prepares a summary report of the results of a title search

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Abstractor

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8
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A contract under which a policyholder is protected from losses arising from defects in title

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Title insurance

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9
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Title problem that is created by a gap in the chain of title or other dispute of ownership

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Cloud on the title

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10
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The act of placing documents in the public record

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Recording

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11
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To protect a buyer, in some states, a —- is conducted as soon as an offer to purchase has been made

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Preliminary title search

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12
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The type of notice that means the information is not only available but that someone has been given the information and is aware of it

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Actual notice

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13
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If a title has no setups defects, does not expose a purchaser to litigation and does not cause the property to have a poor likelihood of resale, it is called

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Marketable title

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14
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Rather than a certificate of title, in some parts of the country an attorneys—- is used as evidence of title

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Opinion of title

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15
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The premium for title insurance is paid

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Once, at closing

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16
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Uninsurable losses, such as zoning ordinances, named in a title insurance policy are called

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Exclusions

17
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A summary report of what a title search found in the public record is called a

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Abstract of title

18
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The standard coverage title policy insures against hidden defects, such as

A

Improperly delivered deeds

19
Q

Registration in the —– provides evidence of title without needing to make additional searches of public record

A

Torrens system

20
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The legal presumption that information about rights in a property may be obtained by a person through diligent questioning and research is called

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Constructive notice

21
Q

Mortgagee title policies protect which parties against loss?

A

Lenders

22
Q

A standard title insurance policy protects against

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Improperly delivered deeds

23
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Policies of title insurance are referred to as

A

Title Insurance