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After a successful judicial foreclosure proceeding in Essex County, New Jersey, the court-appointed officer conducts a sale and conveys the foreclosed property to the highest bidder. What type of deed is typically used to transfer title in this situation?

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D) Sheriff's deed

In New Jersey, which is a strict judicial foreclosure state, all foreclosures proceed through the court system and result in a sheriff's sale. The successful bidder at a sheriff's sale receives a sheriff's deed, which conveys the foreclosed owner's interest but carries no warranties of title. This is distinct from a trustee's deed used in non-judicial foreclosure states.

Answer Options
A
Bargain and sale deed with covenants against grantor's acts
B
General warranty deed
C
Quitclaim deed
D
Sheriff's deed

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