Section 1 term-matching quiz

Deed that does not convey after-acquired title.

A quitclaim deed

Contains two warranties: 1) the grantor has not previously conveyed title to anyone else, and 2) the grantor has not caused any undisclosed encumbrances.

Grant deed

Of the deeds widely used in California, the deed that creates the greatest liability for the grantor.

Grant deed

The deed that conveys only the present claim, rights, and title of the grantor.

Grant deed

The most common type of deed in California.

Grant deed

Transfers property from the government to private ownership.

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The deed that creates no liability for the grantor.

Quitclaim deed

Used to remove clouds from title.

Quitclaim deed

This type of deed is rarely used in California, but is common in many other states.

Warranty deed