A Connecticut Bargain and Sale Deed is a formal contract signed to convey a property title that may not be free of outstanding liens and claims of third parties. The Connecticut General Statutes oblige the parties to include the purpose of the document in the title, identify the parties, describe the real estate in question, indicate the actual date of signing, and finalize the deed in the presence of the notary or witnesses. Whether you are transferring property due to a foreclosure or to settle the estate of a deceased person, Title 47 of the aforementioned code requires the owner to confirm they do not guarantee unencumbered ownership of the real property outlined in the agreement.
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