A deed ordinarily contains all of the following except:
A) a description of the land.
B) a description of the consideration.
C) the signature of the grantor.
D) a description of the quantity of estate conveyed.

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A deed typically includes a description of the land, the signature of the grantor, and a description of the quantity of estate conveyed. However, a description of the consideration (the value exchanged for the property) is not a necessary component of the deed itself, though it is often included in the contract of sale.

A Deed Ordinarily Contains All of the Following Except