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Ward-CA

January 22, 2016 08:45AM

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Andrew
Hi Ward

Yes, after speaking with a few title officers, the don't require Affidavit of Uninsured Deed since the recorded quit-claim deed took place such a long time ago.

Is it necessary to have BOTH the Smiths and the Doles sign the deed " ? Or it is sufficient to have just the Smiths who gave up interest sign the deed ? To me, the latter works as well. Just want to see your thought on this. Thanks again.

Andrew

No, it wasn’t necessary for the Doles to be included, as additional grantors, on the deed that transferred the Smiths’ interest in the property to the Doles. But it didn’t materially affect anything either. Including the Doles is treated as mere surplusage.

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Subject	Author	Views	Posted
Title issue	Andrew	5009	January 16, 2016 05:12PM
Affidavit of Uninsured Deed	Ward-CA	3951	January 18, 2016 10:05AM
Re: Affidavit of Uninsured Deed	Andrew	2917	January 19, 2016 06:07PM
No, ten years is long enough...	Ward-CA	3032	January 20, 2016 08:46AM
Re: Affidavit of Uninsured Deed	Andrew	3462	January 20, 2016 11:20PM
It's just a nimeity...	Ward-CA	2888	January 22, 2016 08:45AM
Thank you, Ward	Andrew	2721	January 22, 2016 08:57AM

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It's just a nimeity...

Title issue

Affidavit of Uninsured Deed

Re: Affidavit of Uninsured Deed

No, ten years is long enough...

Re: Affidavit of Uninsured Deed

It's just a nimeity...

Thank you, Ward