Escrow & Title
In Alaska, after a deed is recorded, it provides:
AConstructive notice — presumptive notice to the world of the contents of the recorded document✓ Correct
BActual notice only to parties who physically examine the records
CGuaranteed protection against all title defects
DAutomatic priority over all prior unrecorded claims
Explanation
Recording provides constructive notice, meaning the law presumes everyone has knowledge of properly recorded documents, whether or not they have actually examined the records.
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