Contracts
Under Ohio law, an 'executed deed' that is not delivered has what effect?
AIt conveys title to the grantee upon signing
BNo legal effect — a deed is not effective until delivered to and accepted by the grantee✓ Correct
CIt is held in escrow until the grantor's death
DIt conveys a future interest only
Explanation
A deed that is signed and notarized but not delivered does not pass title. Delivery — the voluntary, unconditional transfer of the deed with intent to pass title — is essential for the conveyance to be effective.
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