Which description best matches the Title Report?

• A. A summary of the title and matters benefitting/burdening the title, ownership, plan, and funding source, plus pre-contract search points and draft contract information
• B. Only the plan and boundaries
• C. The summary of ownership alone
• D. The mortgage details

Answer: (A)

A title report is a concise snapshot of the property's title that brings together who owns the property and all matters that affect or burden the title, along with the title plan and boundaries. It also includes information from pre-contract searches and guidance relevant to drafting the contract, sometimes touching on funding aspects to flag any conditions tied to financing. This combination gives a clear, practical overview for the buyer’s solicitor: it highlights ownership, any charges or restrictions, rights or easements, and the exact boundaries, all of which can influence how the contract is prepared and what warranties or undertakings are needed. Because of that, it provides a fuller, more usable picture than descriptions that focus only on plan details, or only on ownership, or that restrict attention to mortgage data.