Title insurance does not cover publicly disclosed:

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Title insurance typically covers issues that are not publicly recorded or easily discoverable through public records, such as undisclosed easements or liens. Zoning ordinances, however, are public regulations established by local governments that dictate the use of land and structures within a specific area. Since zoning ordinances are publicly disclosed and accessible, they are not covered by title insurance, as buyers are expected to perform their due diligence on such matters.

Title Insurance Does Not Cover Publicly Disclosed