The 1987, 1990, and 1992 ALTA Policies contain arbitration provisions. Either the insured or insurer can require arbitration if the Policy does not exceed $1,000,000, law allows arbitration (some states do not allow a contract provision), and the arbitration provision is not deleted or amended. The provision is modified or deleted in Texas, New Jersey, Florida, Kansas and Missouri. The clause may be deleted upon request prior to Policy issuance.
Section 14 of the Conditions and Stipulations of this Policy is hereby deleted. Comment: This clause may be inserted in Schedule B or in an endorsement to delete the arbitration clause from an Owner’s Policy.
Section 13 of the Conditions and Stipulations of this Policy is hereby deleted. Comment: This clause may be inserted in Schedule B or in an endorsement to delete the arbitration clause from a Loan Policy.
Deletion of Arbitration from Leasehold Owners Policy
The arbitration clause in Section 16 of the Conditions and Stipulations of the Leasehold Owner's Policy is hereby deleted. Comment: This clause may be inserted in Schedule B or in an endorsement to delete the arbitration clause from a Leasehold Owner's Policy.
Deletion of Arbitration from Leasehold Loan Policy
The arbitration clause in Section 15 of the Conditions and Stipulations of the Loan Policy is hereby deleted. Comment: This clause may be inserted in Schedule B or in an endorsement to delete the arbitration clause from a Leasehold Loan Policy.
Deletion of Arbitration from Construction Loan Policy
The arbitration clause in Section 13 of the Conditions and Stipulations of the Loan Policy is hereby deleted. Comment: This clause may be inserted in Schedule B or in an endorsement to delete the arbitration clause from a Construction Loan Policy.