Property Ownership
A deed 'covenant against encumbrances' in a general warranty deed means the grantor warrants that:
AA. The property has no improvements
BB. There are no undisclosed encumbrances affecting the property except those stated in the deed✓ Correct
CC. The property will never be subject to future liens
DD. All property taxes are fully paid
Explanation
The covenant against encumbrances is one of the six covenants in a general warranty deed. The grantor warrants there are no undisclosed liens, easements, or other encumbrances affecting the property beyond those listed in the deed.
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