What is GENERAL WARRANTY DEED?

Grantor’s wish to give title and property to a specific grantee is legalized by this arrangement. The grantee can hold the grantor liable for defective title or clouded claim, by warranty.

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Related Legal Terms
WARRANTY DEED, WARRANTY GENERAL, SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED, P WARRANTY, COVENANT OF WARRANTY, EXTENDED WARRANTY, WARRANTY COLLATERAL, WARRANTY N WARRANTOR, WARRANTY SPECIAL, WARRANTY PAYABLE


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