Mississippi Warranty Deed Form

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A Mississippi warranty deed transfers a property title between two parties while assuring the title’s quality and the transferor’s right to sell. With a general warranty deed, the transferor (the grantor) guarantees that the title has no unresolved claims against it from themselves or previous owners. This deed offers the best protection for the grantee.

Mississippi Warranty Deed Form

A Mississippi warranty deed transfers a property title between two parties while assuring the title’s quality and the transferor’s right to sell. With a general warranty deed, the transferor (the grantor) guarantees that the title has no unresolved claims against it from themselves or previous owners. This deed offers the best protection for the grantee.

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A Mississippi warranty deed transfers a property title between two parties while assuring the title’s quality and the transferor’s right to sell. With a general warranty deed, the transferor (the grantor) guarantees that the title has no unresolved claims against it from themselves or previous owners. This deed offers the best protection for the grantee.

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Layout

  • All margins must be at least 3/4″, except the top margin on the first page, which must be 3″.
  • The font must be at least 10 point size, in black or blue ink.
  • The paper must be white, at least 20-pound weight, single-sided without being bound, or have any stapled attachments.[1]

Signatures

A notary public must certify the signature of the grantor.[2]

Recording

The deed must be recorded at the Chancery Clerk’s Office situated in the county where the property is situated to be recorded.[3] The filing fee for the first five pages is $25; every subsequent page costs $1 (as of this writing).[4]

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Sources

  1. § 89-5-24
  2. § 89-3-1(1)
  3. § 89-5-1
  4. § 25-7-9(1)(b)