
Question
nnnnRecording a deed:
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nnnnA. Conveys title
nnnnB. Gives actual notice
nnnnC. Presumes delivery of the deed
nnnnD. Guarantees possession
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Answer: C
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5 Keys Summary
nnnn• Recording a deed presumes delivery of the deed.
nnnn• Delivery of the deed, accompanied by acceptance, is the actual step that conveys title (transfers ownership).
nnnn• Recording the deed does not provide actual notice; rather, it gives constructive notice to the public.
nnnn• Constructive notice means the public should be aware of the ownership change because it is a matter of public record.
nnnn• Recording a deed is not strictly necessary for it to be valid between the grantor and grantee, but it is necessary for protection against third-party claims and to establish the legal presumption of delivery.
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