Warranty Deed
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What Is Warranty Deed?
A Warranty Deed (also called a General Warranty Deed) is a property transfer deed where the seller provides the maximum level of protection to the buyer by guaranteeing clear title throughout the entire history of the property. The seller warrants that they have the absolute right to sell, that the property is free from all debts, liens, encumbrances, and defects, and that they will defend the buyer against any third-party claims. Under Section 55(2) of the Transfer of Property Act 1882, a warranty of title is implied in all sales unless there is a contract to the contrary. This deed offers the highest buyer protection among all deed types.
Who Needs It & Legal Importance
- Buyers wanting maximum title protection
- Properties with complex title history
- High-value property transactions
- Commercial property purchases
What If Wrongly Or Not Done?
- If not executed, buyer has no warranty protection against title defects, encumbrances, or third-party claims
- Buyer may face unexpected legal disputes and financial loss without recourse against seller
- Property may have undisclosed liens or defects that become the buyer's sole responsibility
How We Do It, Step-By-Step
Why SaleDeed.com Is Better?
We don't just draft documents. We solve property problems. Here's what sets us apart from everyone else.
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We Evaluate Before We Initiate
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Your Case-Specific Procedure
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No Unnecessary Documentation
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No Negligence / No Delays
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We Answer Every Query Raised by the Government Authorities
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From the Day You Reach Us to the Day We Deliver, You Don't Need to Follow Up. We Will Follow Up with You.
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It's Done - Or Refund
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Expert Staff of Minimum 20 Years of Experience