Escrow & Title
In North Dakota, a 'warranty of title' in a general warranty deed means the grantor will defend the title against:
AClaims arising only from events after closing
BAll lawful claims, including those arising from the grantor's predecessors in title✓ Correct
COnly claims the grantor personally caused
DClaims arising only from recorded liens
Explanation
A general warranty includes a covenant of warranty by which the grantor agrees to defend the title against all lawful claims, including those arising from defects created by the grantor or any prior owners in the chain of title.
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