What term describes the intentional conveyance of title by sale or gift from one owner to another by deed or will?

• A. Voluntary transfer
• B. Public grant
• C. Public dedication
• D. Private grant

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is voluntary transfer of title. When someone sells or gifts property, they are intentionally conveying ownership to another person, and this transfer is completed through a deed (for the sale or gift during life) or through a will (to someone after death). That act—an intentional, voluntary conveyance of title from one owner to another—is precisely what is described.

Other terms describe different situations that don’t fit the scenario. A government action that grants land to someone isn’t about a private sale or gift by deed or will between owners. A dedication to the public means giving land for public use, not transferring private ownership to another private party. A grant between private parties might occur, but it doesn’t inherently involve the formal deed or will process used to transfer title in a typical sale or gift.