In conveying property, Jayson does not want to make a complete warranty of the property and promises only that he has not done anything to lessen the value of the property. What type of deed should Jayson file?
A) A quitclaim deed.
B) A warranty deed.
C) A special warranty deed.
D) A limited title deed.
E) A special title deed.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

A special warranty deed is the appropriate choice in this scenario because it only guarantees against defects that occurred while the grantor owned the property, not against any defects that might have existed before that time. This aligns with Jayson's intention to only promise that he has not done anything to lessen the value of the property during his ownership.

In Conveying Property, Jayson Does Not Want to Make a Complete