Chapter 13: Title Records Flashcards

1
Q

When a claim is settled by a title insurance company, the company acquires all rights and claims of the insured against any other person who is responsible for the loss. This is known as?

A

Subrogation

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2
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Which of the following would be used to clear a defect from the title records?

A

A suit to quiet title

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3
Q

The part of the title insurance policy that sets forth all of the encumbrances and defects that will not be insured against is called the?

A

Schedule of expectations

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4
Q

An abstract of title does not provide evidence of title unless it is accompanied by a?

A

Legal opinion of title

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5
Q

A bill of sale is used to transfer the ownership of?

A

Personal property

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6
Q

When a buyer purchase her home, the title insurance policy she received did not include what?

A

Record of all previous owners of the property

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7
Q

A written summary of the history of all conveyances and legal proceedings affecting a specific parcel of real estate is called?

A

An abstract of title

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8
Q

When the preliminary title report reveals the existence of an easement on the property, it indicates that the easement is?

A

An encumbrance

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9
Q

The recorded history of matters that affect the title to a specific parcel of real property is its?

A

Abstract title

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10
Q

Generally, if some defect is found in the title to real property, the effect on a sales contract is that?

A

The seller has a reasonable time to correct the defect

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11
Q

The reformation of a warranty deed?

A

Protects the interests of the grantee

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12
Q

Documents affecting real estate are recorded are filed with the county in which the property is located to?

A

Give constructive notice of the real estate interest

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13
Q

The best assurance of good title that a real estate purchaser can obtain is a?

A

Title insurance policy

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14
Q

A document that protects against hidden risks such a forgeries and loss due to defects in the title, subject to specific exceptions is called?

A

A title insurance policy

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15
Q

The body of law that covers such topics as security agreements, financing statements, and bulk transfers is the?

A

Uniform commercial code

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16
Q

The recording of a valid deed..

A

Gives constructive notice of the ownership of real property

17
Q

A buyer took delivery of the deed to his new house but forgot to record the deed. Under these circumstances..

A

The buyers interest is not fully protected against third parties.

18
Q

The buyer purchases a title insurance policy on the property the buyer is pledging as security for the mortgage loan. What is true?

A

The amount of coverage is commensurate with the loan amount

19
Q

What document would be an example of proof of ownership?

A

Title insurance

20
Q

A defect or a cloud on the title may be cured by?

A

Obtaining quitclaim deeds from all interested parties

21
Q

The primary reason a buyer receives title insurance is?

A

To ensure that the buyer has marketable title

22
Q

A sales contract requires the seller to deliver marketable title. What is true?

A

The seller will pay all liens that are pending

23
Q

An outstanding claim or encumbrance, which, if valid, would impair an owners title, is referred to as?

A

Cloud on title

24
Q

Quieting a title refers to?

A

The removal of a cloud on the title by court action

25
Q

What is the major difference between the owners title policy and the mortgagees title policy?

A

The owners policy covers the owner for the sale price of the property, while the mortgagees policy covers only the loan amount

26
Q

What best describes a chain of title?

A

A list of successive owners of the property up to the present.

27
Q

What is not true regarding title insurance?

A

The policy does not cover both the borrow or the lender

28
Q

Which of the following is acceptable as the evidence of marketable title?

A

A title insurance policy