Escrow & Title
A 'wild deed' is a deed that:
AContains unusual or unusual terms
BIs recorded but not connected to the regular chain of title, so it does not provide constructive notice✓ Correct
CWas recorded without proper notarization
DTransfers property without consideration
Explanation
A 'wild deed' is one that has been recorded but falls outside the regular chain of title (e.g., a grantor who never had a recorded interest in the property). It does not provide constructive notice to subsequent purchasers who search the chain of title.
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