Property Ownership
In New Mexico, which of the following is TRUE about a 'warranty forever' covenant in a general warranty deed?
AThe grantor warrants title only during their ownership
BThe grantor promises to defend the grantee's title against claims from anyone, forever✓ Correct
CIt only applies to residential properties
DIt is the same as a quitclaim deed
Explanation
The covenant of warranty forever in a general warranty deed obligates the grantor to defend the grantee's title against all lawful claims from any source—not just claims arising during the grantor's ownership.
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