Appeal
Underwriting Manuals
- TX 1.68 Appeal Periods
- TX 10.08 Judgments
- TX 10.12 Judicial Proceedings
- TX 11.24 Lis Pendens
- TX 15.08 Partition Suits
- TX 15.58 Publication, Service By
Standard Exceptions
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Bulletins
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Forms
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Table of Contents
APL
Appeal
When insuring title based upon a judgment, order, or decree (e.g., vesting title, ordering sale, ordering foreclosure) that is not yet final and nonappealable, you must require that the appeal period lapse or make an exception to lack of finality.
Requirements
APLR01
STG
12/01/1995
V
2
Appealable Judgment, Order, or Decree
The Company requires satisfactory evidence that the judgment order, or decree dated ________________ and entered _____________ is final and non-appealable. At that time, the Company may make additional requirements or exceptions.
Comment: When insuring based upon a judgment, order, or decree (e.g., vesting title, ordering sale, ordering foreclosure) that is not yet final and nonappealable, you must require that the appeal period lapse, or make an exception to lack of finality.
Comment: When insuring based upon a judgment, order, or decree (e.g., vesting title, ordering sale, ordering foreclosure) that is not yet final and nonappealable, you must require that the appeal period lapse, or make an exception to lack of finality.
See Underwriting Manual
Exceptions
APLX01
ALTA
12/01/1995
V
2
Appealable Judgment, Order, or Decree
Right of appeal or review of that judgment, order, or decree (Case No. ______) dated _____________ and entered _______________, and the effect of any appeal or review.
Comment: When insuring title based upon a judgment order, or decree (e.g., vesting title, ordering sale, ordering foreclosure) that is not yet final and nonappealable, you must require that the appeal period lapse, or make an exception to lack of finality.
Comment: When insuring title based upon a judgment order, or decree (e.g., vesting title, ordering sale, ordering foreclosure) that is not yet final and nonappealable, you must require that the appeal period lapse, or make an exception to lack of finality.