Property Ownership
In Mississippi, which of the following is the best example of 'constructive notice' of an easement?
AThe neighbor tells the buyer about the easement verbally
BThe easement is recorded in the county land records✓ Correct
CThe seller mentions the easement in passing during a showing
DThe buyer's inspector sees the utility lines on the property
Explanation
Constructive notice means notice provided through public records—if the easement is properly recorded, anyone who searches the title is deemed to know of its existence, regardless of actual knowledge.
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