Normally, a deed will be considered valid even if
A) the grantor is a minor.
B) the grantor did not deliver the deed.
C) signed by the attorney-in-fact of the grantor.
D) the grantor is not a legal entity.
Answer: C) signed by the attorney-in-fact of the grantor.
The attorney-in-fact must act under a power of attorney, the specific written authority to execute and sign for another person. A valid deed requires that the grantor be a legal entity and deliver the deed to the grantee. A minor is not considered legally competent to sign a deed as a grantor.
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