Escrow & Title
Which of the following is an exception typically found in standard title insurance policies?
AEasements that are visible and disclosed in the title commitment
BClaims that would be found by an accurate survey
CBoth A and B✓ Correct
DTitle defects known to the insured but not disclosed to the insurer
Explanation
Standard title insurance policies commonly include exceptions for easements that are visible and obvious (disclosed in the commitment), matters that an accurate survey would disclose, and rights of parties in possession.
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