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definition of "grant" in §1-101(e). This
revision, however, is not intended to prohibit
the use of "conveyed" in a form.
The phrase "his heirs, devisees, etc." is
proposed for deletion as unnecessary in light
of §1-103.
The only other changes are in style.
2-107. EFFECT OF COVENANT OF SEISIN.
A COVENANT BY THE GRANTOR IN A DEED, "THAT HE IS
SEIZED OF THE LAND HEREBY GRANTED," HAS THE SAME EFFECT
AS IF THE GRANTOR HAD COVENANTED THAT THE GRANTOR, AT THE
TIME OF THE EXECUTION AND DELIVERY OF THE DEED, IS AND
STANDS LAWFULLY SEIZED OF THE LAND.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Art. 21, §5-107 of the Code. The phrase "for
land" is proposed for deletion as superfluous
in light of the definition of "deed" in
§ 1—101(c). The word "conveyed" is proposed
for deletion in light of the definition of
"grant" in §1—101 (e). This revision, however,
is not intended to prohibit the use of
"conveyed" in a form. The phrase "seized of,
in and to" is proposed for deletion and the
phrase "seized of" is substituted because the
prepositions "in and to" are superfluous. The
only other changes are in style.
2-108. EFFECT OF COVENANT OF RIGHT TO GRANT.
A COVENANT BY THE GRANTOR IN A DEED "THAT HE HAS
THE RIGHT TO GRANT THE LAND" HAS THE SAME EFFECT AS IF
THE GRANTOR HAD COVENANTED THAT HE HAS GOOD RIGHT, FULL
POWER, AND ABSOLUTE AUTHORITY TO GRANT THE LAND TO THE
GRANTEE IN THE DEED, IN THE MANNER IN WHICH THE LAND IS
GRANTED, OR INTENDED TO BE, BY THE DEED, ACCORDING TO
ITS TRUE INTENT.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Art. 21, §5-108 of the Code. The phrase "for
land" is proposed for deletion as superfluous
in light of the definition of "deed" in
§1-101 (c). The word "convey" is proposed for
deletion in light of the definition of "grant"
in §1-101(e). This revision, however, is not
intended to prohibit the use of "convey" in a
form. The only other changes are in style.
2-109. EFFECT OF COVENANT OF QUIET ENJOYMENT.
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