#394

When a conveyance is undertaken, in order for the conveyance to take place the deed must be valid and must be recorded before the conveyance may occur.

Is this true or false ?

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A. False

The deed must be valid, but it must also be delivered from one party to another and accepted by the party it's being delivered to.

The deed does not have to be recorded prior to conveyance.

 

 
Posted by David Saks - Broker on 11/02/2009 02:23 AM   Comments (0)   Theory and Practice in the ActiveRain Channel   theory and practice  
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