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Con artists have been known to file _____ quit claim deeds, which tra
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Con artists have been known to file _____ quit claim deeds, which transfer ownership of the house from the victim to the perpetrator.
| Two Answers |
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| A. extenuated |
| B. inadvertent |
| C. counterfeit | D. exculpated | E. pilfered |
| F. spurious |
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The answers are C and F.
Counterfeit: This term refers to something made in imitation of something else with the intent to deceive or defraud. In the context of the sentence, a "counterfeit quit claim deed" would be a fake or forged document used by con artists to transfer property ownership unlawfully.
Spurious: Similar to "counterfeit," "spurious" describes something false or not being what it purports to be. A "spurious quit claim deed" would also signify a deceptive or false document used by con artists to manipulate property ownership illegally.
Both "counterfeit" and "spurious" suggest the creation or use of fake or deceptive documents in property transfers, aligning well with the context of fraudulent activities carried out by con artists.
Counterfeit: This term refers to something made in imitation of something else with the intent to deceive or defraud. In the context of the sentence, a "counterfeit quit claim deed" would be a fake or forged document used by con artists to transfer property ownership unlawfully.
Spurious: Similar to "counterfeit," "spurious" describes something false or not being what it purports to be. A "spurious quit claim deed" would also signify a deceptive or false document used by con artists to manipulate property ownership illegally.
Both "counterfeit" and "spurious" suggest the creation or use of fake or deceptive documents in property transfers, aligning well with the context of fraudulent activities carried out by con artists.
