A quitclaim deed:
A) guarantees that the grantor has good title to the real property.
B) affords the grantee the right to sue the grantor for defective title.
C) is used to cure technical defect in the chain of title to property.
D) warrants against all liens and easements.

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When a grantor conveys by a quitclaim deed, she conveys to the grantee whatever title she has at the time she executes the deed. However, in a quitclaim deed the grantor does not claim to have good title or, in fact, any title. Quitclaim deeds are frequently used to cure a technical defect in the chain of title to property. In such a case, the grantor may not be claiming any right, title, or interest in the property.

A Quitclaim Deed