Contracts
In Ohio, a deed that is delivered but not accepted by the grantee:
AAutomatically passes title upon delivery
BDoes not pass title — both delivery AND acceptance are required for a valid conveyance✓ Correct
CIs effective only upon recording
DPasses title after 30 days if not rejected
Explanation
A valid conveyance requires both delivery (voluntary transfer with intent to pass title) AND acceptance by the grantee. Without acceptance, no title passes.
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