Choose the one most appropriate answer for each.
-waterborne soil deposited to produce firm, dry ground
A)accretion
B)adverse possession
C)alienation of title
D)alluvion
E)bargain and sale deed
F)cloud on the title
G)color of title
H)consideration
I)covenants and warranties
J)dedication
K)deed
L)easement by prescription
M)grant
N)grantor
O)holographic will
P)intestate
Q)quitclaim deed
R)special warranty deed
S)statute of frauds
T)warranty deed

Question

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Alluvion refers to the soil or other material that is deposited by the flow of water and adds to the land area over time. This process can eventually create firm, dry ground.

Answer: J
 Dedication is the process by which land is voluntarily transferred by the owner to the public for a specific purpose, such as a park, school, or road. The land is usually accepted by some public authority, such as a local government, and becomes public property.

Answer: T
 A warranty deed is a type of deed that includes certain covenants or promises made by the grantor to the grantee. These covenants typically include a guarantee that the grantor has good title to the property and the right to sell it, as well as a promise to defend the title against any claims by third parties.

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