Property Law
Grantor
Standard Definition
The person conveying title to real property in a deed transaction (typically the seller). Must be of legal age and sound mind.
Detailed Examination Analysis
In a deed, the grantor is the owner who is transferring their interest in the property. A grantor must be legally competent (of legal age and sound mind) and must sign the deed in front of witnesses or a notary public for it to be recorded.
Real-World Examination Scenario
"A homeowner signs a deed as the grantor, transferring ownership of their property to a buyer."
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