Which item does NOT relate to easements and restrictions?

The item that does not relate to easements and restrictions is the conveyance of ownership interest. Easements and restrictions are legal rights or limitations placed on the use of property but do not involve the transfer of ownership itself.

Easements grant a right to use someone else's land for a specified purpose, while restrictions limit how property can be used, such as zoning laws or covenants. Title encumbrance refers to any claim against a property that may affect ownership rights, which includes easements and restrictions. Exceptions from coverage in a title insurance policy refer specifically to aspects of coverage that are not included, such as existing easements or restrictions that could impact the property's value or usability. However, the conveyance of ownership interest is a broader concept that pertains to transferring title, which is distinct from the limitations or rights imposed by easements and restrictions.