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Under Connecticut law, which of the following is a required element for a deed to be valid and effective to transfer title to real property?

Correct Answer

C) Delivery to and acceptance by the grantee

Delivery and acceptance are essential elements for a valid deed in Connecticut. A deed that is properly executed but never delivered to the grantee does not transfer title. Delivery requires that the grantor intend to immediately and unconditionally transfer title, and the grantee must accept the deed. Without delivery and acceptance, the deed has no legal effect regardless of how carefully it was drafted or executed.

Answer Options
A
Acknowledgment before a notary public and recording in the town land records
B
A recital of the purchase price paid by the grantee
C
Delivery to and acceptance by the grantee
D
Witnesses to the grantor's signature at the time of execution

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