Transfer of PropertyQuestion 95 of 120
A deed in which the grantor makes the fullest express warranties, defending title against all claims, is a:
a.Quitclaim deed
b.Grant deed
c.Warranty deed
d.Trustee's deed
Explanation
A general warranty deed contains the broadest express covenants, with the grantor warranting and defending title against all claims, even those arising before the grantor owned the property. It offers the grantee the greatest protection. California more commonly uses grant deeds, which carry only limited implied warranties.
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