When a gift deed is used to transfer title to real property, the deed may be set aside or voided by:
A) certain debtors of the grantor
B) no one
C) certain creditors of the grantor
D) someone who later purchases the land from the gift deed grantor

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Certain creditors of the grantor may be able to set aside or void a gift deed if it was made with the intention to defraud creditors. This is because the transfer of the property may be considered a fraudulent conveyance, and the creditor may be able to seek recourse against the property. However, if the gift deed was made in good faith and for fair consideration, it would generally be valid and could not be set aside or voided.

When a Gift Deed Is Used to Transfer Title to Real