Property Ownership
Under Minnesota law, a deed must be delivered and accepted to be effective. Which scenario constitutes valid delivery?
AThe grantor keeps the deed in a safe
BThe grantor mails the deed to the grantee who accepts it✓ Correct
CThe grantor signs the deed but never gives it to the grantee
DThe deed is notarized but not given to the grantee
Explanation
Delivery and acceptance are required for a deed to be effective in Minnesota. Mailing a deed to the grantee who accepts it constitutes valid delivery. The grantor must intend to relinquish control. A deed kept by the grantor, even if signed and notarized, is not effective because delivery has not occurred.
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