Delivery, acceptance, and validity of deeds

posted by ft Editorial Staff | April 4, 2006 | In Journal Articles

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This article sets forth the intent necessary for a deed to be considered an enforceable conveyance which will withstand claims it is void or voidable.

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ft Editorial Staff

is the writing staff comprised of legal editor Fred Crane, In-House Broker Consultant Fernando Nunez and writer-editors Connor P. Wallmark, Giang Hoang-Burdette, Jeffery Marino, Carrie B. Reyes, Sarah Cantino, Matthew Taylor and Matthew Shade.