Escrow & Title
A Maine title examiner discovers a gap in the chain of title. The most common remedy is to:
AIgnore the gap if it is more than 40 years old
BObtain title insurance to cover the gap in coverage
CFile a quiet title action to establish ownership
DBoth obtain title insurance and possibly file a quiet title action✓ Correct
Explanation
A gap in the chain of title can be addressed by obtaining title insurance to provide coverage, and/or by filing a quiet title action to establish a clear record of ownership in the courts.
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