HomeTermsCompareFinance Warranty DeedThe definition for Warranty Deed:A deed used in many states to convey fee title to real property. Until the wide spread use of title insurance, the warranties by the grantor were very important to the grantee. When title insurance is purchased, the warranties become less important as a practical means of recovery by the grantee for defective title. Similar MatchesBreach Of WarrantyBreach Of WarrantyIn real property, the failure of the seller to pass title as either expressed or implied (by law) in the conveyancing document. Home Warranty InsuranceHome Warranty InsurancePrivate insurance insuring a buyer against defects (usually in plumbing, heating, and electrical) in the home he has purchased. The period of insurance varies and both new and used homes may be insured. WarrantyWarrantyA legal, binding, promise, given at the time of a sale, whereby the seller gives the buyer certain assurances as to the condition of the property being sold. Warranties as to real property have taken on a lessor role with the increase of the use of title insurance. Click to compare definitions of Warranty Deed Click to view definitions beginning wa |