27 V.S.A. § 349
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§ 349. Conveyance to grantor and others
Official statutory text
(a)(1) Without an intervening conveyance, a person may convey interests in real estate directly:
(A) to themselves in a different legal capacity;
(B) to the person's spouse; or
(C) to themselves and one or more other persons, including the person's spouse.
(2) A person shall not convey an interest in a tenancy by the entirety or in homestead property to any person except the person's spouse, unless the spouse joins in the conveyance.
(b) A conveyance made pursuant to this section shall be effective to convey such title as would be conveyed by the deed if the grantor were not also a grantee.
(A) to themselves in a different legal capacity;
(B) to the person's spouse; or
(C) to themselves and one or more other persons, including the person's spouse.
(2) A person shall not convey an interest in a tenancy by the entirety or in homestead property to any person except the person's spouse, unless the spouse joins in the conveyance.
(b) A conveyance made pursuant to this section shall be effective to convey such title as would be conveyed by the deed if the grantor were not also a grantee.
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