A grant deed signed with just an "X" is still valid, but it needs to be proven that the "X" was actually the grantor's signature.
These are questions that the above text answers:
1. What is the validity of a grant deed signed with just an "X"?
2. How can the validity of a grant deed signed with an "X" be proven?
3. Is a grant deed signed with an "X" considered legally valid?
4. What is required to establish that an "X" on a grant deed is the grantor's signature?
5. Can a grant deed be considered valid if it is signed with an "X"?
6. What is the significance of proving that an "X" on a grant deed is the grantor's signature?
7. Are there any restrictions on the validity of a grant deed signed with an "X"?
9. What evidence is needed to demonstrate that an "X" on a grant deed is the grantor's signature?
10. Is it necessary to prove the authenticity of an "X" signature on a grant deed for it to be valid?