Flag what the title and survey do to your use
Lesson 2 of 6 · Title, survey and the whole block
1 · Learn the move · Constraints + negative instructions
The title commitment's exceptions list everything the policy will not cover. For a holder who means to change how the land is used, each exception is a question about the plan, not just the purchase. A drainage easement is harmless to a vacant lot and a problem for a lot line drawn through it. A covenant written against the original plat can decide whether dividing the lot is possible at all. The move is a use-impact flag list built on hard negatives: quote every exception by item number, place it on the survey or mark it UNKNOWN, and rate it only against the use you intend. The bans are the lesson. Never call title clean or clear. Never rule on whether a covenant binds, a right has been acquired or an encroachment can be cured. Never drop an exception because it looks routine, and never add one the paste does not carry.
Flag what each Schedule B exception and survey note does to my intended use: dividing this parcel into three lots. Quote every item by number, place it on the survey or write UNKNOWN, rate it BURDENS USE, NEUTRAL or UNKNOWN. Never say title is clean or clear. Never rule on enforceability or cure. Never say the division can happen. Every item gets a row. End with questions for title counsel and the surveyor.
2 · Your turn. You write the prompt
You are buying parcel 31-2207-004 in Orlen, Tamber County, meaning to divide it into three lots. The commitment lists four Schedule B exceptions: a drainage easement along the rear line, covenants referenced only by book and page, a memorandum of a right of first refusal, and rights of parties in possession. The survey notes a neighbour's gravel drive crossing one corner and a shed over the east line. Write the prompt that says what each does to the plan without ruling on any of it.
Write the prompt for this scenario as given, or swap in a real one from your own work. The score works the same either way.
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