Escrow & Title
In Ohio, a general warranty deed contains the covenant of 'seisin,' which means the grantor warrants that:
AThe property is free of environmental hazards
BThe grantor owns the property and has the right to convey it✓ Correct
CThere are no outstanding mortgages on the property
DThe property is in good physical condition
Explanation
The covenant of seisin warrants that the grantor actually owns the property (holds seisin — legal possession) and has the legal right and authority to transfer it.
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