Which of the following covenants in a deed promises that the property is not burdened by liens, easements or other limitations, except as noted in the deed?
A) Covenant of seizin
B) Covenant against encumbrances
C) Covenant of quiet enjoyment
D) Exceptions and reservation clause

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The covenant against encumbrances promises that the property being conveyed is not burdened by liens, easements, or other limitations, except as noted in the deed. The covenant of seizin promises that the seller owns and has the right to convey the property, and the covenant of quiet enjoyment promises that the buyer will not be disturbed in their quiet enjoyment of the property. The exceptions and reservation clause identifies any limitations or reservations that the seller is retaining or that are already on the property.

Which of the Following Covenants in a Deed Promises That