Documents referred to as title evidence include
A) general warranty deeds.
B) security agreements.
C) special warranty deeds.
D) policies of title insurance.
Answer (2)
Title evidence includes documents proving property ownership, with policies of title insurance providing critical protection against title defects. General and special warranty deeds also relate to ownership but differ in the level of protection they offer. Therefore, the correct option is D) policies of title insurance.
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Title evidence includes documents that establish property ownership, with policies of title insurance being the best example. General warranty deeds and special warranty deeds also relate to title but differ in their protections. Security agreements are more about financing and do not represent title evidence directly. ;
