A title is not considered transferred until the deed is actually delivered to and accepted by the grantee. The grantor must deliver the deed to the grantee personally.

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Teagan Harper

5 July, 06:00

A title is not considered transferred until the deed is actually delivered to and accepted by the grantee. The grantor must deliver the deed to the grantee personally.

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Mark Adams · Answer 1

False

Explanation:

While a deed may be considered a formal document that proves ownership of a property, it may necessarily not means that a title is not considered transferred until the grantee accepts it. As long as a deed is legally delivered to the grantee or delivered to somebody who is acting on behalf of the grantee, then it is considered transferred.