Escrow & Title
A general warranty deed in Georgia provides which of the following covenants?
AGrantor warrants title only against defects created during grantor's ownership
BGrantor warrants title against all defects for all time, including those of prior owners✓ Correct
CNo covenants — only conveys whatever interest the grantor has
DGrantor warrants title is free of liens only
Explanation
A general warranty deed provides the broadest protection — the grantor warrants the title against all defects, including those created by prior owners, not just during the grantor's period of ownership.
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