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The Title Insurance Indemnity Agreement is essential for property transactions in Saudi Arabia where parties seek protection against potential title defects or ownership disputes. This document is typically used when purchasing high-value real estate, during complex property developments, or in transactions involving foreign investors. The agreement must comply with Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) regulations, real estate laws, and Shariah principles. It outlines the insurer's obligation to indemnify the insured party against losses arising from title defects, liens, encumbrances, or other issues affecting property ownership. The document is particularly relevant in the Saudi market where property rights and registration systems are evolving, and where Islamic finance principles must be integrated into insurance arrangements.
