Oliver v. Holt

1. “A general warranty of title against the claims of all persons includes in itself covenants of a right to sell, and of quiet enjoyment, and of freedom from incumbrance.” Civil Code, § 4194. “A general warranty of title in a deed against the claims of all persons covers defects in the title though known to the purchaser at the time of taking the deed.” Civil Code, § 4195.

2. Where a vendor conveys land with a general warranty, though at the time he may not own an undivided interest therein, if he subsequently acquire such interest it will pass at once to the warrantee. Parker v. Jones, 57…