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Bulletin: CA2018004

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Bulletin: CA2018004

Bulletin Document
V 1
Date: November 21, 2018
To: All California Issuing Offices
RE: RATES AND/OR FORMS UPDATE - Final Rate Manual

Dear Associates:

As you are aware, the Stewart Title Guaranty Company Schedule of Charges and Forms for Title Insurance in the State of California ("Manual") has been amended and updated and is effective on November 26, 2018. The details of that filing were provided in Bulletin CA2018002 and an amended version in CA2018003.

Since these bulletins were sent, the charge for the CLTA 110.10-06 in Section 10 Endorsements was discovered to be incomplete. The charge for the CTLA 110.10-06 has now been corrected and will be effective as part of the new rate filing effective November 26, 2018. 

Attached are the links for your convenience. (Click here to view a copy of the “Redline” and the “Accepted”, the final version of the Manual).

If you have any questions about these change, any pricing concerns, or any other bulletin please contact a member of your Stewart Title Guaranty Company’s California Underwriting Team. 

If you have any questions relating to this or other bulletins, please contact a Stewart Title Guaranty Company underwriter.

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THIS BULLETIN IS FURNISHED TO INFORM YOU OF CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS. AS A REMINDER, YOU ARE CHARGED WITH KNOWLEDGE OF THE CONTENT ON VIRTUAL UNDERWRITER  AS IT EXISTS FROM TIME TO TIME AS IT APPLIES TO YOU, AS WELL AS ANY OTHER INSTRUCTIONS. OUR UNDERWRITING AGREEMENTS DO NOT AUTHORIZE OUR ISSUING AGENTS TO ENGAGE IN SETTLEMENTS OR CLOSINGS ON BEHALF OF STEWART TITLE GUARANTY COMPANY. THIS BULLETIN IS NOT INTENDED TO DIRECT YOUR ESCROW OR SETTLEMENT PRACTICES OR TO CHANGE PROVISIONS OF APPLICABLE UNDERWRITING AGREEMENTS. CONFIDENTIAL, PROPRIETARY, OR NONPUBLIC PERSONAL INFORMATION SHOULD NEVER BE SHARED OR DISSEMINATED EXCEPT AS ALLOWED BY LAW. IF APPLICABLE STATE LAW OR REGULATION IMPOSES ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS, YOU SHOULD CONTINUE TO COMPLY WITH THOSE REQUIREMENTS.

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