Contracts
Which of the following terms refers to the seller's guarantee in a warranty deed that they will defend the buyer's title against all claims?
ACovenant of seisin
BCovenant of quiet enjoyment
CCovenant of warranty✓ Correct
DCovenant against encumbrances
Explanation
The covenant of warranty in a warranty deed is the grantor's promise to defend the grantee's title against all lawful claims by third parties. If someone successfully claims the property against the buyer, the grantor must compensate the buyer for the loss.
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