Contracts
The 'covenant of seisin' in a Massachusetts warranty deed means the grantor warrants they:
AWill remain in possession after the sale
BActually own and have the right to convey the property✓ Correct
CWill pay all outstanding taxes
DWill not sell to any other party
Explanation
The covenant of seisin is a promise by the grantor that they actually possess the estate they are purporting to convey and have the legal right to convey it.
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