Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-5004
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"Title insurance policy" and "aircraft title insurance
Official statutory text
policy" - Definitions.
A. A "title insurance policy" is any written instrument
purporting to show the title to real or personal property or any
interest therein or encumbrance thereon, or to furnish such
information relative to real property, which written instrument in
express terms purports to insure or guarantee such title or the
correctness of such information.
B. An “aircraft title insurance policy” is any written
instrument purporting to show title to aircraft or any interest
therein or encumbrance thereon, which written instrument in express
terms protects an aircraft owner or lender against loss of the
aircraft or priority security position in the event of a successful
adverse claim on the title to an aircraft.
A. A "title insurance policy" is any written instrument
purporting to show the title to real or personal property or any
interest therein or encumbrance thereon, or to furnish such
information relative to real property, which written instrument in
express terms purports to insure or guarantee such title or the
correctness of such information.
B. An “aircraft title insurance policy” is any written
instrument purporting to show title to aircraft or any interest
therein or encumbrance thereon, which written instrument in express
terms protects an aircraft owner or lender against loss of the
aircraft or priority security position in the event of a successful
adverse claim on the title to an aircraft.
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