Escrow & Title
In Kansas, what is 'actual notice' in property law?
ANotice given by recording in public records
BDirect, personal knowledge of a fact — knowing something because you were personally told or witnessed it✓ Correct
CNotice published in a newspaper
DNotice posted on the property
Explanation
Actual notice is direct, personal knowledge — you actually know a fact because you were told, read about it, or personally observed it. It contrasts with constructive notice, which is imputed by law through public records.
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