Which of the following deed covenants can only be enforced by the owner of the property against the person who gave the property to him or her?
A) Covenant of seisin
B) Covenant of right to convey
C) Covenant against encumbrances
D) All of the above
E) None of the above

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All of the covenants listed (Covenant of seisin, Covenant of right to convey, and Covenant against encumbrances) are examples of present covenants that can only be enforced by the grantee against the grantor. These covenants are assurances by the grantor to the grantee about the status of the property at the time of the conveyance.

Which of the Following Deed Covenants Can Only Be Enforced