Question

However, if a title condition, covenant or CC&R is agreed to in the purchase agreement, but is erroneously omitted when escrow prepares the grant deed, the grant deed can be ordered corrected by who?

by what process?

Answer 1

If a title condition is omitted from the grant deed, the buyer or seller can order a correction through the filing of a corrective deed.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the situation where a title condition, covenant, or CC&R is agreed to in the purchase agreement but erroneously omitted when escrow prepares the grant deed, the grant deed can be ordered corrected by the buyer or seller, depending on the terms of the purchase agreement. The process for correcting the grant deed typically involves filing a corrective deed with the County Recorder's Office where the property is located.