Escrow & Title
An Indiana deed that does not meet the requirements for recording (e.g., missing notarization) is:
AInvalid between grantor and grantee
BValid between the grantor and grantee but does not provide constructive notice until it is properly recorded✓ Correct
CAutomatically void
DConverted to a quitclaim deed
Explanation
A deed can be valid and binding between the grantor and grantee even if it doesn't meet recording requirements. However, until properly recorded, it provides no constructive notice to subsequent purchasers or creditors.
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