Escrow & Title
A Massachusetts 'title exception' in a title insurance policy means:
AAn exception to the premium requirement
BSpecific items not covered by the policy that could still affect title✓ Correct
CAn unusually good title with no defects
DA waiver of the deductible
Explanation
Title exceptions are specific items excluded from title insurance coverage—typically recorded easements, deed restrictions, encroachments, or other matters that already affect the title and are known at the time of closing.
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