Flash point is a little understood characteristic of solvents. We throw the term around because we know that local fire. marshals are interested in the flash point of the solvents we use, but understanding what flash point means can make a big. difference in how we look at the safety of our solvents.
Because of the different functions of warranty deeds versus trustee deeds, there's a difference in who executes each one. Warranty deeds are a transaction between a grantor and a grantee, in most cases a buyer and seller. Trustee deeds can be executed only by the trustee of the trust that holds the real estate being conveyed.
A grant deed differs from a warranty deed in that the warranties contained in it are implied; they are not written into the deed as they are in a warranty deed. Nevertheless, if the warranties contained in a grant deed are breached, the grantee may sue the grantor for breach of those implied warranties.