Bargain and Sale Deed Law and Legal Definition
Bargain-and-Sale deed is usually used to convey property to a buyer for valuable consideration. Bargain and sale deed carries contains no warranties against liens or other encumbrances against title, except any that the grantor specifically sets out in the deed. It is implied that the grantor has the right to transfer the deed. It is also sometimes referred to as a special or limited warranty deed.
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