A warranty deed:
A) conveys title and guarantees to make good any defects in the title.
B) warrants against only those encumbrances that arise after a grantee acquires the property.
C) is used to cure technical defect in the chain of title to property.
D) disallows a grantee the right to sue the grantor.

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A warranty deed contains covenants of warranty; that is, the grantor, in addition to conveying title to the property, guarantees to make good any defects in the title he has conveyed. A warranty deed may be a deed of general warranty or of special warranty.

A Warranty Deed