Escrow & Title
In Louisiana, a 'survey exception' in a title insurance policy means the insurer:
AGuarantees the accuracy of the boundary survey
BDoes not insure against matters that a current accurate survey would reveal, such as encroachments✓ Correct
CHas conducted a full survey of the property
DRequires the buyer to pay for a boundary survey
Explanation
A standard survey exception excludes coverage for matters that a current accurate survey would show — such as encroachments, boundary disputes, or easements not visible in the records. Buyers can often purchase an extended coverage endorsement to remove this exception.
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