TX Real Estate Law Specialist Practice Questions - Texas Board Certified - Real Estate Law Exam

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A grantor conveys Texas land using a deed that states the grantor 'grants, sells, and conveys' the property but contains no express warranty language. Under Texas law, what type of warranty does this deed convey?

An implied covenant against the grantor's own acts only (the words 'grant' and 'convey' imply limited covenants) A full general warranty of title against all prior claims No warranty whatsoever, making it a pure quitclaim A statutory special warranty equal to a general warranty

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An implied covenant against the grantor's own acts only (the words 'grant' and 'convey' imply limited covenants)

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