Escrow & Title
A Wisconsin title insurance policy that covers against 'forgery' in the chain of title means the insurer will:
AProsecute the forger on behalf of the insured
BDefend and indemnify the insured if a prior forgery in the chain of title causes a loss of ownership or encumbrance✓ Correct
COnly cover recent forgeries (within 10 years)
DCover forgery only in commercial transactions
Explanation
Title insurance covers losses from forgery in the chain of title, meaning the insurer will defend the insured's title and indemnify them for losses if a prior forged instrument is challenged.
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