Warranty Forever

Definition: Warranty forever is a deed covenant promising to defend the grantee's title against lawful superior claims within the warranty's scope.

Example

A claimant proves an older ownership interest, triggering the grantor's title-warranty obligations under the deed.

Keep the distinction clear

This is a promise about title, not a warranty that the roof or appliances will last forever. The deed's language and lawful claim determine the obligation.

Related terms

General Warranty Deed · Seisin (Seisen) · Title Insurance

Keep studying

Deeds, Abstracts, Title Opinions, and Title Insurance

References: California DRE: real estate glossary

Pronunciation (US): WOR-uhn-tee fer-EV-er (capitals show stress)

Pronunciation reference: Merriam-Webster