A title insurance policy insures the buyer and lender--that's why lenders require it--against loss, except for noted defects in the chain of title, such as liens, mortgages or other known encumbrances.
A title insurance policy protects your investment in the event that there are defects in the title such as liens, or incorrect foreclosures that cause the title to be non-conveyable.
He is also the grandson of Jans and Henk van Es, who, as part of the Dutch resistance, sheltered Jewish children such as Lien de Jong during the occupation.
Edwin Mieses, the motorcyclist run over by the SUV as Lien sped away, suffered two broken legs, bruised lungs, and spinal fractures, The New York Daily News reported.
"What the f**k is wrong with you?" shouts one of the bikers, as Lien is pulled from his Range Rover, which contain his wife and 2-year-old daughter.
If any other documents will be included with the contract, such as lien waivers, these documents should be referenced specifically within the contract body.
ARIS searches public records for liens as well as stolen art databases like those maintained by Interpol and the F.B.I.
A title search will locate outstanding debts, including unpaid taxes and property liens, as well as previous construction debts that can reveal unknown condition issues.
A subcontractor and those who provide materials to the general contractor can file such liens as well.
The term "mortgage" means such classes of liens as are commonly given to secure advances on, or the unpaid purchase price of, real property, under the laws of the State in which the real property is located, together with the credit instruments, if any, secured thereby.
That litigation had a few notable wins, when several hospital systems agreed to adopt explicit charity care policies and stop some of the more egregious practices, such as putting liens on their patients' houses.
