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Can an insured sue because it took too long to clear title?
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Wednesday, February 22, 2012
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After purchasing property with what it thought was clear title at a foreclosure sale, an insured purchaser was drawn into a lien dispute. Though the title company defended the owner and cleared title to the property, the owner sued its title agent and underwriter for not clearing title sooner.

 


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