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Florida Statutes > Title XL > Chapter 689 - Conveyances of Land and Declarations of Trust

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§ 689.01	How real estate conveyed
§ 689.02	Form of warranty deed prescribed
§ 689.03	Effect of such deed
§ 689.04	How executed
§ 689.045	Conveyances to or by partnership
§ 689.05	How declarations of trust proved
§ 689.06	How trust estate conveyed
§ 689.07	"Trustee" or "as trustee" added to name of grantee, transferee, assignee, or mortgagee transfers interest or creates lien as if additional word or words not used
§ 689.071	Florida Land Trust Act
§ 689.072	Real estate interests transferred to or by a custodian or trustee of an individual retirement account or qualified plan
§ 689.075	Inter vivos trusts; powers retained by settlor
§ 689.08	Fines and common recoveries
§ 689.09	Deeds under statute of uses
§ 689.10	Words of limitation and the words "fee simple" dispensed with
§ 689.11	Conveyances between husband and wife direct; homestead
§ 689.111	Conveyances of homestead; power of attorney
§ 689.115	Estate by the entirety in mortgage made or assigned to husband and wife
§ 689.12	How state lands conveyed for educational purposes
§ 689.13	Rule against perpetuities not applicable to dispositions of property for private cemeteries, etc
§ 689.14	Entailed estates
§ 689.15	Estates by survivorship
§ 689.17	Rule in Shelley’s Case abolished
§ 689.175	Worthier title doctrine abolished
§ 689.18	Reverter or forfeiture provisions, limitations; exceptions
§ 689.19	Variances of names in recorded instruments
§ 689.20	Limitation on use of word "minerals."
§ 689.225	Statutory rule against perpetuities
§ 689.25	Failure to disclose homicide, suicide, deaths, or diagnosis of HIV or AIDS infection in an occupant of real property
§ 689.261	Sale of residential property; disclosure of ad valorem taxes to prospective purchaser
§ 689.27	Termination by servicemember of agreement to purchase real property
§ 689.28	Prohibition against transfer fee covenants

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