Escrow & Title
Which of the following BEST describes 'constructive notice' in Alaska real estate?
APersonal notice given to the buyer by the seller's attorney
BNotice imputed by law because information is available in public records✓ Correct
CVerbal notice given at an open house
DNotice given when a property is inspected
Explanation
Constructive notice is legal notice imputed to all parties because information has been properly recorded in the public records. Everyone is legally presumed to know what is in the public records, even if they have not personally reviewed them.
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