Escrow & Title
What is an 'endorsement to title' in Delaware and what does it cover?
AThe title examiner's endorsement of the title opinion
BAn addition to a title insurance policy providing specific coverage not included in the standard policy (e.g., zoning, access, survey, environmental)✓ Correct
CThe listing broker's endorsement of the title company
DA government endorsement of a title company's practices
Explanation
A title insurance endorsement modifies or adds coverage to a standard policy. Common endorsements include ALTA Endorsement 9 (restrictions, encroachments, minerals), the zoning endorsement, survey endorsement, and access endorsement.
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