Title Assurance Flashcards

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Bona Fide Purchaser

A

is protected

  1. be a purchaser
  2. take without notice of prior instrument
  3. pay valuable consideration
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shelter rule

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concept in recording acts whereby a grantee can rely on his predecessor in interest taking without notice even if the grantee has notice of an earlier conveyance

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3
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Grantor-grantee index

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separate indexes are kept for grantee and grantor

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4
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actual notice

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the subsequent purchaser knows there is a title dispute

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5
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constructive notice

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any reference in the direct chain of title that indicates the extent of notice

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Race Statute Recording

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if there are two claims to the same land; priority goes to who records first

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Notice Statute Recording

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if a subsequent purchaser had notice of a prior unrecorded instrument, the purchaser could not prevail over the prior grantee

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Race-Notice recording statute

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a subsequent purchaser is protected against prior unrecorded instruments only if the subsequent purchaser 1. is without notice of the prior instrument and 2. records before the prior instrument is recorded

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Chain of title

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every deed in chain of title must be property recorded in order to defeat prior purchaser

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10
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Wild Deed

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deed outside the chain of title that is unconnected to the chain of title and does not give constructive notice

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Pro Tanto Rule

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protects the buyer to the extent the payments made prior to notice but no further

  1. awards land to prior claimant upon reimbursement of the subsequent purchaser
  2. award subsequent purchaser fractional interest proportional to amount paid
  3. award land to subsequent purchaser upon payment of prior claimant
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12
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Estoppel by deed

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if a grantor purports to convey an estate in property that he does not own his subsequent acquisition of title to the property will automatically inure to the benefit of the grantee

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13
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Inquiry Notice

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constructive notice were the facts show you should have known

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14
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Marketable title Acts

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limitation on period for which you can challenge a prior claim

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