The Problem I see is that you are not being paid by the prior examiner.. you are paid to do a job of the current.. and for you to not make the correction with the Registry is also a claim to you.. I just know the way I was taught, If I am being paid to be the detective.. I'm the detective for the day.. and that includes finding others fault, errors and missed postings... I'm not paid to "hide" a prior fault..  a registrar here in MN does carry insurance if the title is a "Torrens title" (a title overseen by the Courts as registered property.  All entries are made on behalf of the court).. and yes they do carry some fault as a recorder, because a court will find the prior examiner innocent by "errors beyond their measures", and relied solely on the daily entrances of the County Registrar's office.. so a court would find no fault on behalf of the prior, if proof can be made to the court,.. and with the correction to the Registrar.. proof was then just delivered, by giving the Registrar Notice of the error at it's earliest point and not a "convenient point", even if a mortgage was missed.. remember here, the seller signs a closing statement, if he knew about the lien, and did not disclose it to the closing company, the court would find fault to the borrower and not the abstracter..

My opinion.. but I have seen many court orders to the fact and many affidavit's here signed by a registrar.. with full admission of fault of posting errors..  hope this helps.. and it is so different in every state, thanks for sharing.