Escrow & Title
What is the difference between actual notice and constructive notice in Ohio?
AActual notice is more important than constructive notice
BActual notice is direct knowledge; constructive notice is imputed knowledge based on public records✓ Correct
CConstructive notice requires personal service
DThey are legally equivalent
Explanation
Actual notice is direct knowledge of a fact. Constructive notice is legal knowledge imputed to a person based on properly recorded public records, even if they haven't personally reviewed them. Recording creates constructive notice.
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