Contracts
In Oregon, which of the following is required to create a valid deed?
ANotarization, two witnesses, and delivery
BWritten instrument, competent grantor, identified grantee, words of conveyance, property description, signature of grantor, and delivery✓ Correct
CRecording with the county clerk before delivery
DPayment of consideration plus recording
Explanation
A valid Oregon deed requires: a written instrument, a competent grantor (legally capable), an identified grantee, words of conveyance (granting clause), an adequate property description, the grantor's signature, and delivery/acceptance. Notarization is required for recording but not for validity between the parties.
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