Property Ownership
In Kansas, what is the legal effect of 'delivery' of a deed?
AThe deed becomes legally effective when physically handed over to the grantee with intent to transfer title✓ Correct
BThe deed becomes effective only when recorded at the register of deeds
CThe deed becomes effective only when the purchase price is fully paid
DThe deed becomes effective when notarized
Explanation
Delivery transfers title — the deed must be delivered by the grantor with intent to pass title and accepted by the grantee. Recording is notice to third parties but not required for the deed to be effective between parties.
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