Palliser v. Title Insurance

On July 18, 1907, the defendant issued its policy of title insurance to the plaintiff, covenanting to insure him “ against all loss or damage not exceeding $2,000' which the insured shall sustain by reason of any defect of title of the insured,” as described in a certain *491schedule thereto annexed, marked “ A,” affecting certain premises on Long Island, “ or by reason of the unmarketability of the title of the insured, described in said schedule, to or in said premises, or because of liens or incumbrances against the same at the date of this policy, excepting the defects, estates, objections,…