Contracts
In Massachusetts, a deed is considered 'delivered' when:
AIt is mailed to the grantee
BThe grantor hands it to the grantee (or their agent) with intent to transfer title, and the grantee accepts it✓ Correct
CIt is signed by the grantor
DIt is recorded at the Registry of Deeds
Explanation
Delivery of a deed requires the grantor to physically or constructively deliver the deed to the grantee with the intent to immediately pass title, and the grantee must accept it. Recording is not required for delivery.
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