, of the official records of (Name of County), Florida, contains the same erroneous legal description described in the first erroneous deed. , of the official records of (Name of County), Florida, (hereinafter referred to as “first erroneous deed”) contained the following erroneous legal description:Ģ. The deed transferring title from (Insert Name) to (Insert Name) and recorded on (Record Date) in O.R. The undersigned does hereby swear and affirm:ġ. The deed which transferred title from (Insert Name) to (Insert Name) on (Date) and recorded on (Record Date) in O.R. It contains no promises or warranties by the grantor.(3) A curative notice must be in substantially the following form: The grantor promises he or she has title to the property and has done nothing to encumber the property while he or she owned it.īargain and Sale Dee d – offers no covenants and very little protection for the grantee.
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