1/evo/index.html?deploymentld=5562142317505987824596504509&eISBN=9781305655294&snapshotld=3907... | Onlin. GE MINDTAP ad Chapter 40: Transfer of Real Property deeded his one-third interest to his sisters, who did in fact record those deeds. Upon A.B.'s death, Troy retrieved his deed from the trunk of the car and discovered that it had not been recorded. Troy filed suit to set aside the subsequent recorded deeds. Did the deed left in the trunk of A.B.'s car effectively transfer the home to Troy? 2. Guyton entered into a contract to buy a homesite on which she moved her mobile home. The purchase price was to be paid as a down payment and 180 monthly LO1 payments. The seller executed a deed, but one of terms of the sale was that the deed would not be recorded until six monthly payments were timely made. Guyton made payments for about eight years, but only five were made on time. As a result, the seller had not recorded the deed by the time Guyton filed for bankruptcy. Who was the legal owner of the homesite? 3. Harvey Foster executed a deed for his home to his daughter, Jean Burbage, as trustee. LO2 Foster later was hospitalized and lived in an assisted living facility for a year. During this time, Burbage handled his finances. When he recovered, Foster asked a court to void the deed, saying he had signed it without reading it because he trusted his daughter W F12 fg F10 f8 144 7 4 & % 9 5 6 8 4