Escrow & Title
A NH 'warranty deed' provides which level of title protection to the buyer?
ANo protection beyond the grantor's interest
BProtection only against claims arising during the grantor's ownership
CThe grantor's warranty against all title defects, including those arising before the grantor's ownership✓ Correct
DProtection equal to a title insurance policy
Explanation
A general warranty deed contains covenants in which the grantor warrants title against all claims—even those arising before the grantor owned the property. It provides the highest level of deed protection for the buyer. A special warranty deed only covers claims arising during the grantor's ownership.
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