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    California Statutory Grant Deed
    Business services Mis instock A Grant Deed is the most commonly used kind of deed. It is used by the owner of certain real property to grant all interest and rights held in the property to another person. The Grant Deed also implies that the title hasn't already been transferred to someone else or been otherwise encumbered, except as set forth in the deed itself. A Grant Deed is somewhat similar to a Warranty Deed.

    This attorney-prepared packet contains:
    1. Instructions and Checklist for California Statutory Grant Deed
    2. California Statutory Grant Deed
    State Law Compliance: This form complies with the laws of California
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