Chicago Title Insurance Co. v. McDaniel

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a title policy did not create a DTPA violation when, despite the assurances contained in the policy, a preexisting lien existed on the property
• holding that a title policy did not create a DTPA violation when, despite the assurances contained in the policy, a preexisting lien existed on the property
• holding that a title policy did not create a DTPA violation when, despite the assurances contained in the policy, a preexisting lien existed on the property
• deciding a case where homeowners brought a DTPA claim against their title insurance company because their property was subject to a preexisting lien undiscovered by the title company
• title insurance is a contract of indemnity requiring an insurer to pay the loss or damage its insured suffered because of the title defect

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).