Which of the following types of deeds only protects the buyer from defects in title caused by the seller?
A)a general warranty deed
B)a quitclaim deed
C)a grand deed
D)a special warrant deed

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A special warrant deed only protects the buyer against defects in title that were caused by the seller or anyone who held an interest in the property before the seller. It does not provide as much protection as a general warranty deed, which protects the buyer against any and all defects in title, including those that existed before the seller owned the property. A quitclaim deed simply transfers whatever interest the seller may have in the property, without making any guarantees about the quality of the title. A grand deed is not a recognized type of deed.

Which of the Following Types of Deeds Only Protects the Buyer