warranty deed
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noun Law.
a deed containing a covenant of warranty.
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Nearby words
warrantable, warrantee, warranter, warrantor, warranty, warranty deed, warren, warren, earl, warren, joseph, warren, mercy otis, warren, robert penn
Compare quitclaim deed.
Origin of warranty deed
An Americanism dating back to 1770–80
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Examples from the Web for warranty deed
Think of giving a man a warranty-deed for his own body and soul!
The Secret Service.|Albert D. Richardson