Escrow & Title
In Mississippi, a 'warranty of title' in a general warranty deed means the grantor warrants against defects from:
AOnly defects the grantor personally created
BAll title defects throughout the chain of title, regardless of when they arose✓ Correct
COnly recorded defects
DDefects arising after the deed is delivered
Explanation
A general warranty deed contains the broadest title warranty — the grantor warrants against any and all defects or claims to title throughout the entire chain of title, even those predating the grantor's ownership. This is the strongest form of deed warranty.
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