Title Producer 2024
Chapters 1-4 Exam
Questions and Complete
Solutions Graded A+
Denning [Date] [Course title]
, Rules expire. ________ following the effective date of the rule unless an earlier expiration date has been
established for the rule. - Answer: Five Years
Rules expire five years following the effective date of the rule unless an earlier expiration date has been
established for the rule.
In order to avoid the expiration of a chapter or a proposed rulemaking, or to avoid a break in
effectiveness between an emergency adoption and the adoption of a concurrent proposal, a notice of
adoption must be filed ______________ of the chapter, proposal or emergency adoption - Answer: On
or before the expiration date
In order to avoid the expiration of a chapter or a proposed rulemaking, or to avoid a break in
effectiveness between an emergency adoption and the adoption of a concurrent proposal, a notice of
adoption must be filed on or before the expiration date of the chapter, proposal or emergency adoption.
If the date falls on a Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday, the filing will occur no later than the next
business day after the expiration date.
Any rule proposed by a State agency that revises, rescinds or replaces either (1) any proposed or existing
rule or (2) any rule that has been suspended is considered a(n) ___________________ and is subject to
the provisions of the Administrative Procedures Act. - Answer: New rule
Any rule proposed by a State agency that revises, rescinds or replaces either (1) any proposed or existing
rule or (2) any rule that has been suspended is considered a new rule and is subject to the provisions of
the Administrative Procedure Act and the Act to which it is a supplement.
No title insurance company and no title insurance agent may: - Answer: Engage in the practice of law or
render legal services, legal advice or legal opinions
No title insurance company and no title insurance agent may engage in the practice of law or render
legal services, legal advice or legal opinions. Nothing in this Act is construed to permit or authorize acts
by a title insurance company or title insurance agent which may now or hereafter be prohibited by the
Supreme Court of the State of New Jersey.
Chapters 1-4 Exam
Questions and Complete
Solutions Graded A+
Denning [Date] [Course title]
, Rules expire. ________ following the effective date of the rule unless an earlier expiration date has been
established for the rule. - Answer: Five Years
Rules expire five years following the effective date of the rule unless an earlier expiration date has been
established for the rule.
In order to avoid the expiration of a chapter or a proposed rulemaking, or to avoid a break in
effectiveness between an emergency adoption and the adoption of a concurrent proposal, a notice of
adoption must be filed ______________ of the chapter, proposal or emergency adoption - Answer: On
or before the expiration date
In order to avoid the expiration of a chapter or a proposed rulemaking, or to avoid a break in
effectiveness between an emergency adoption and the adoption of a concurrent proposal, a notice of
adoption must be filed on or before the expiration date of the chapter, proposal or emergency adoption.
If the date falls on a Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday, the filing will occur no later than the next
business day after the expiration date.
Any rule proposed by a State agency that revises, rescinds or replaces either (1) any proposed or existing
rule or (2) any rule that has been suspended is considered a(n) ___________________ and is subject to
the provisions of the Administrative Procedures Act. - Answer: New rule
Any rule proposed by a State agency that revises, rescinds or replaces either (1) any proposed or existing
rule or (2) any rule that has been suspended is considered a new rule and is subject to the provisions of
the Administrative Procedure Act and the Act to which it is a supplement.
No title insurance company and no title insurance agent may: - Answer: Engage in the practice of law or
render legal services, legal advice or legal opinions
No title insurance company and no title insurance agent may engage in the practice of law or render
legal services, legal advice or legal opinions. Nothing in this Act is construed to permit or authorize acts
by a title insurance company or title insurance agent which may now or hereafter be prohibited by the
Supreme Court of the State of New Jersey.
