Escrow & Title
In Alaska, which of the following items would a title search typically NOT reveal?
AA recorded mortgage lien
BAn unrecorded easement created by long-term use (prescriptive)✓ Correct
CA judgment lien recorded in the recording district
DA lis pendens
Explanation
An unrecorded prescriptive easement would not appear in the public records and would not be revealed by a standard title search. This is one reason why title insurance policies include exceptions for matters ascertainable by a physical inspection.
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