Question

the grantee receives the greatest protection with which type of deed?
○ quitclaim
○ bargain and sale with covenant
○ executors
○ general warranty

Explanation:

To determine which deed provides the greatest protection to the grantee, we analyze each option:

• A quitclaim deed offers no warranties about the title, so it provides minimal protection.
• A bargain and sale with covenant deed has limited warranties compared to a general warranty deed.
• An executor's deed is used in probate and doesn't focus on title protection for the grantee.
• A general warranty deed includes the most comprehensive warranties (e.g., against title defects, encumbrances, and claims by others), giving the grantee the highest level of protection.

Answer:

D. General warranty