Florida Real Estate Practice Exam 2025 – 400 Free Practice Questions to Pass the Exam

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Which term describes an oath by a subscribing witness, such as a notary public, that the grantor's signing of the deed is a voluntary act and enables a deed to be recorded?

Acknowledgment

An "Acknowledgment" is the term used to describe an oath made by a subscribing witness, such as a notary public, that the grantor's signing of the deed is a voluntary act and enables a deed to be recorded. This option is correct because it accurately describes the legal term for this action.

Option B, "Grantee," is incorrect because it refers to the individual who is receiving the property, not the witness who is making the oath.

Option C, "Granting clause," is incorrect because this is a clause in the deed that describes the property being transferred, not the oath made by a witness.

Option D, "Habendum clause," is incorrect because this is a clause in the deed that defines the property rights being conveyed, not the oath made by a witness.

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