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November 17, 2004
Dear TLTA Member,
November has been another busy month for all of us at TLTA.
There have been a number of meetings and seminars on the schedule as well
as a special P-53 hearing and preparation for the December Rule
Hearing. The following is a brief report on our
progress on these and other issues of concern to you.
TLTA was well represented at the P-53 hearing that
was held on November 2 at the Texas Department of Insurance. TLTA
supports Procedural Rule P-53, but believes that some modification
and clarification might be appropriate based on input received from our
membership. We are working with other interested parties regarding
their concerns about this important Rule and will keep you informed
as developments occur. Please note, the P-53 issue will also be an
agenda item at the upcoming Rule Hearing on Dec. 15.
The 2004 Texas Title Insurance Biennial Rule
Hearing will be held on December 15, 2004 in Room 100 of the William
P. Hobby, Jr. State Office Building, 333 Guadalupe Street in Austin.
Our Rates, Rules and Forms committee and Board of Directors have been
working on our position on the various agenda items that have been
proposed.
To review the agenda items under consideration and TLTA’s position,
please click here. We will keep the TLTA Web site updated with
last minute changes and amendments, so I urge you to stay up-to-date by
checking the Web site regularly.
Our newest TLTA seminar, Right Rules, Correct
Calculations Workshop was held this week in Dallas in
conjunction with the Dallas Regional Seminar. We have had excellent attendance at
our fall
seminars as well as positive feedback from attendees regarding the
high quality of the content and presenters. Coming up December 2-3
the ever popular Texas Land Title Institute will be held at
the Hyatt Hill Country Resort in San Antonio. I attend this program
every year and I can attest to the fact that it is top notch.
If you
are interested in registering for the Institute, click here.
Next week we can all look forward to sharing
Thanksgiving with our loved ones and friends. I would like to extend
my warmest wishes to you and your family as we gather together to give thanks for the blessings and abundance we enjoy in this great
land.
I look forward to seeing many of you in December, and, as always, please feel free to contact me or a TLTA
staff member if you need assistance with a TLTA matter.
Warmest regards,

Terry Grantham
TLTA President
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