TITLE INSURANCE_ MUCH-NEEDED RELIEF FOR HOME BUYERS
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<strong>TITLE</strong><br />
<strong>INSURANCE</strong>:<br />
<strong>MUCH</strong>-<strong>NEEDED</strong><br />
<strong>RELIEF</strong> <strong>FOR</strong><br />
<strong>HOME</strong> <strong>BUYERS</strong><br />
ARTESIAN <strong>TITLE</strong><br />
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Title refers to the legal right to a property which is obtained by a requisite<br />
registered document. Every time a property changes hands there is a change in<br />
the title as well. Somewhere in the chain of transfers and transmissions of the<br />
property, certain lacuna prevails and some defect in the title is observed.<br />
The issue of ownership/title is a large-scale problem in the real estate market.<br />
The maxim of law "no one can give better title than what he has" (nemo dat<br />
quod non habet) is th ..<br />
What is title insurance?<br />
Title insurance is an insurance of indemnity and unlike other insurances, it has<br />
a retrospective effect. This means, the title insurance indemnifies the insured<br />
against all the loses and claims that are suffered by the insured as a result of<br />
defect in the title of a property (of which the insured was not aware on the date<br />
of the policy) even before the date of the policy. So, in simple words, title<br />
insurance means an insurance against any loss caused ..<br />
In every real estate transaction, a buyer desires to obtain a clear title and<br />
marketable title to the property and intends to know the restrictions or<br />
encumbrances on the property before purchasing it. State laws and local<br />
restrictions on a property can sometimes hinder the ownership. In every real<br />
estate transaction, therefore, emphasis is laid on a marketable title. Even after<br />
thorough due diligence, at times there are anomalies in the title of the property<br />
that can crop up.