1 (1 point) Recording: Question 1 options: a) is one of the requirements for a valid conveyance. b) protects the rights of the grantee against subsequent claimants. c) is required in order for a deed to be effective. d) all of the above. Question 2 (1 point) Which of the following index systems is used in the majority of jurisdictions? Question 2 options: a) Tract. b) Grantor-Grantee. c) Race-Notice. d) Inquiry. Question 3 (1 point) Which of the following is not a type of notice? Question 3 options: a) Cumulative. b) Constructive. c) Actual. d) Inquiry. Question 4 (1 point) When will a recorded deed not give constructive notice of its existence? Question 4 options: a) The deed is recorded too early. b) The deed is recorded too late. c) The deed is recorded outside of the chain of title. d) All of the above. Question 5 (1 point) Bill owned Blackacre. On May 1, Bill conveyed Blackacre by warranty deed to Glen in exchange for $100,000. On May 15, Bill's son graduated from college and Bill executed and gave a deed to Blackacre to his son, Stu. On June 1, Stu recorded his conveyance from Bill, and on June 2 Stu sued Bill to determine ownership of Blackacre. The jurisdiction has a notice statute in effect. If the court rules in favor of Bill, it will be because: Question 5 options: a) Bill paid value for Blackacre. b) Stu did not immediately record the conveyance. c) The property was a gift to Stu. d) All of the above. 0 of 5 questions saved