A Connecticut general warranty deed is a form used to convey property securely between a buyer and a seller while providing the buyer assurances that the property’s title has no defects. By executing this document, the property’s seller, referred to as the “grantor”, guarantees that they have the right to transfer ownership to the buyer (the “grantee”). Upon signing this binding document, the grantor agrees to forever defend the title should any claims against it arise from their period of ownership as well as that of all owners before them.