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A special warranty deed warrants title against defects arising:

Correct Answer

B) Only during the grantor's period of ownership

A special warranty deed provides a limited warranty in which the grantor guarantees the title only against defects or claims arising during the grantor's own period of ownership. It does not protect against defects that existed before the grantor acquired the property, unlike a general warranty deed which covers the entire chain of title.

Answer Options
A
During the entire chain of title, from the original grant forward
B
Only during the grantor's period of ownership
C
At no point β€” no warranties are made to the grantee
D
After the sale is completed and the deed is delivered

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