Real Estate Conveyance Instrument Delivery Quiz

What action completes a transfer pursuant to a conveyance instrument?

If an instrument is executed but not delivered before the grantor's death, what is the result?

What establishes the priority of interest and makes a conveyance effective against creditors and subsequent purchasers?

Which party receives constructive notice as of the date of recording when a document is recorded?

In what circumstance would a document be entitled to be recorded?

What is the primary purpose of the curative and limitation statutes mentioned in the text?

If an instrument of conveyance bears a date different from the date of acknowledgment, does it affect the validity of the conveyance?

What is the primary requirement for adverse possession without color of title in Florida?

What action is the property appraiser required to take if a claimant has fully complied with the statutory provisions for adverse possession?

What can overcome the requirement of a written contract?

Which statute provides curative comfort for problems relating to an instrument where the name of the grantor does not match the name of the apparent record title holder?

If the names of corporations are incorrectly stated in a conveyance, with variances, omissions, additions, or misspellings, does it invalidate the instrument?

What is the time period mentioned in the text after which no person may claim or recover property conveyed by an heir or devisee?

What is not sufficient to establish that the parties constitute all of the heirs at law?

What type of deeds are mentioned in the text related to personal representatives?

How many subscribing witnesses are required for powers of attorney used to convey homestead property?

What can affect the enforceability of documents executed under a claim of fiduciary obligation?

What is generally frowned upon regarding the scope of fiduciary obligation?

If a conveyance by an agent of the principal's property to the agent in their individual capacity exists, what should be required in most cases?

If the instrument of conveyance will be recorded, what must also be recorded?

What is considered sufficient if no third-party rights intervene, according to most authorities?

What can revoke the agency relationship granted by a power of attorney?

What is the exception to the rule that the agency relationship is revoked if the principal becomes incompetent?

What determines the extent of the power of attorney?

What is required for corporate powers of attorney to be valid, in the absence of express provisions and actions authorized under the articles or bylaws?

If a purchaser or their assigns has held possession of a property for three years following the conveyance, what does the law state regarding challenging the deed?

What is necessary when an error is made in a legal description with respect to the name or designation of a recorded plat?

According to Title Standard 3.2, what is a likely consequence if the property described in the original deed was not then or ever owned by the grantor?

After July 1, 2020, which scenario can be corrected using the provisions in Section 689.041 of the Florida Statutes?

In what situation would a corrective deed not protect the Grantee from any intervening instruments?

What is required for an applicable deed to convey title as if no scrivener's error existed?

When can errors in legal descriptions be corrected without needing a corrective deed?

According to Title Standard 11.1, how can an error in a conveyance with respect to a recorded plat reference be corrected?

In which instance does a corrective deed relate back to the original conveyance?

Why may it be necessary to issue a reconveyance from the grantee if land erroneously described in an original deed was also owned by the grantor?

What is one limitation when correcting errors in legal descriptions according to Title Standard 21.2?

What should be considered when rewriting a legal description to avoid creating gaps or overlaps?

After how many years can a deed with defects in acknowledgment be held to authorize the conveyance of property according to Florida Statute Section 95.231?

What does Florida Statute Section 694.08 allow after seven years?

What must a notary affirm when acknowledging a document in Florida?

Who can complete an acknowledgment in Florida according to the statutory requirements?

What is required for an instrument concerning real property to be recorded in Florida?

What type of acknowledgment is prescribed for Florida notaries?

Which provision allows for recording by an out-of-state notary under certain circumstances?

What is required for acknowledgment within the State of Florida according to statutory requirements?

Who is prohibited from notarizing documents in Florida if they are the mother, father, son, daughter, or spouse to the signer?

In Florida, which group of individuals can a notary who is an employee notarize documents for without it constituting a financial interest in the transaction?

What kind of notary can avoid having a financial interest in a transaction when notarizing a document for a client?

What does a general power of attorney need to expressly authorize to be deemed sufficient to execute deeds of title?

Which state's laws should a power of attorney comply with to be considered valid in Florida if executed outside the state?

Under what condition does an employee notary's notarization for their employer not constitute a financial interest in the transaction?

When executing a power of attorney in Florida, what must be shown in the document to be executed?

What type of power of attorney will not be sufficient to authorize its holder to execute deeds of title if it does not expressly allow the conveyance of real property?

'Powers of attorney are strictly scrutinized' - what does this statement imply about using powers of attorney for conveyances?

'Many nuances apply and further study and review are required before any use of powers of attorney is attempted' - what does this statement suggest about the complexity of using powers of attorney for conveyances?

What type of evidence should be obtained when a subordinate Masonic Lodge is the grantor in a conveyance?

What did the 1893 Special Act provide regarding local Masonic Lodges?

What should the certificate from the Grand Lodge certify regarding the subordinate lodge?

Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the text as something the certificate from the Grand Lodge should certify?

What is the purpose of obtaining the certificate from the Grand Lodge?

What type of organization is the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Florida?

What is the primary requirement for a president, vice president, or chief executive officer to execute a deed, mortgage, or conveyance of property owned by the corporation under Florida Statute Section 692.01?

Which of the following statements is true regarding the execution of conveyances by corporations under Florida Statute Section 689.01?

What is required if an officer who is not the president, vice president, or chief executive officer executes a deed or other conveyance of an interest in the land under Florida Statute Section 689.01?

Under Florida Statute Section 692.01, which of the following is NOT a requirement for a president, vice president, or chief executive officer to execute a deed, mortgage, or conveyance of property owned by the corporation?

What is the purpose of attaching a certification of the minutes to a deed or other conveyance executed by an officer who is not the president, vice president, or chief executive officer under Florida Statute Section 689.01?

Under Florida law, which of the following is considered sufficient to serve as the corporate seal when executing documents under Florida Statute Section 692.01?

Under what circumstances are the provisions of Florida Statute Section 692.01 NOT applicable for a corporation executing documents?

What is required for a conveyance of all or substantially all of the assets of a corporation outside the ordinary course of business?

What can be used to challenge a conveyance by a corporation that is otherwise in compliance with the requirements of Florida Statute Sections 689.01 and 692.01?

Which of the following statements is true regarding the execution of satisfactions, assignments, or partial releases of mortgages or debts by a corporation under Florida Statute Section 692.01?

What are the two ways in which the acknowledgment may now be completed as of January 1, 2020 according to the Florida Statute Section 117.021?

What is the relationship between the act of acknowledgment and serving as a witness to the execution of the document?

What is the requirement for the seal of the court or officer taking the acknowledgment if the document is executed outside the State of Florida, but within the United States?

Under the Florida Statutes, who can take an acknowledgment, legalization, authentication, or proof in a foreign country?

What is the requirement for the certificate of acknowledgment, legalization, authentication or proof in a foreign country?

What is the requirement for the acknowledgment of members of the Armed Forces and their spouses?

What is the requirement for the authentication of the officers' certificate of acknowledgment for members of the Armed Forces and their spouses?

What is the requirement for the format of the certificate legalizing or authenticating the signature of a person executing an instrument concerning real property in certain foreign countries?

Under applicable treaties, what is the requirement for the authority of the officer executing the document if an apostile is affixed to the document?