Escrow & Title
In Oklahoma, a 'chain of title' refers to:
AA fence or chain marking a property boundary
BThe chronological sequence of recorded documents conveying ownership from the original grantor (often the government) to the current owner✓ Correct
CA lien placed by a title company
DMultiple mortgages on the same property
Explanation
The chain of title is the recorded history of ownership transfers for a parcel, from the original land grant through all successive conveyances to the present owner. Title examiners trace this chain to identify gaps, defects, and encumbrances.
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