A Deed Where the Grantor Warrants Against (And Agrees to Defend

question 8

Multiple Choice

A deed where the grantor warrants against (and agrees to defend against) title defects and encumbrances that arose after she acquired the property is called:

• A)a special warranty deed.
• B)a quitclaim deed.
• C)a general warranty deed.
• D)an invalid deed.

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Definitions:

Transfer of Accounts Receivable

The process of selling or assigning the right to collect on outstanding invoices to another party.

Transferee

An individual or entity that receives the transfer of assets, rights, or interests from another party.

Transferor

The entity or person that transfers assets, obligations, or rights to another party.

Allowance Method

An accounting technique that estimates and deducts accounts receivable that are not expected to be collected to better represent net realizable values.