Tennessee Statutes
§ 56-35-121 — Persons recommending insurance
Tennessee·Title 56
Nothing in this chapter, or in any other law of this state, shall be construed as preventing or prohibiting any attorney at law, real estate company, firm, broker or salesperson, lending institution, or the officers and employees of any institution, from advocating, recommending or requiring title insurance in any transaction in which they are engaged, nor transmitting to a title insurance agent or title insurance company, qualified in this state, applications for title insurance, arising out of the transactions, together with the charges for transactions, and in so doing no party shall be held to be a title insurer, nor to be engaged in business as a title insurance agent.
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Related
Palmer W. Collins and H. L. Clark, Iii, and William M. Ables, Jr. v. Pioneer Title Insurance Co., Palmer W. Collins and H. L. Clark, III v. Pioneer National Title Insurance Co., and William M. Ables, Jr.
629 F.2d 429 (Sixth Circuit, 1980)
Collins v. Pioneer Title Insurance
629 F.2d 429 (Sixth Circuit, 1980)
Legislative History
Acts 1955, ch. 173, § 14; T.C.A., § 56-3421.
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