The description of land in a deed must be unambiguous. All of the following would be considered acceptable legal descriptions of land EXCEPT:
A) Street Address
B) Subdivision plat lot and block number
C) Government rectangular survey
D) Metes and bounds

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A street address may not always be accurate or specific enough to identify a piece of land and may change over time. The other options, subdivision plat lot and block number, government rectangular survey, and metes and bounds, are all acceptable legal descriptions of land that provide clear boundaries and locations.

The Description of Land in a Deed Must Be Unambiguous