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A deed that transfers whatever interest a grantor has in a property, but makes no claims as to what that interest may be, is known as a _____.
 A) conditional deed
 B) quitclaim deed
 C) general warranty deed
 D) warranty deed

Question 2

Who are covered under Age Discrimination in Employment Act?



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

Age Discrimination in Employment Act covers employers with twenty or more employees, labor unions operating a hiring hall or with twenty-five or more members, employment agencies and federal government employees.



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