Escrow & Title
What is a title exception in a title insurance policy?
AA defect the title company discovered
BA specific matter listed in the policy that is not covered by the title insurance✓ Correct
CAn extraordinary property feature
DA government-required disclosure
Explanation
A title exception is a specific item (easement, restriction, lien, encroachment) listed in the title insurance policy that is excluded from coverage. The buyer assumes responsibility for these known matters.
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