A living owner makes a private grant by means of what?

A private grant made by a living owner is conveyed through a deed of conveyance. This legal document serves to transfer ownership of real property from one party to another. The deed outlines the terms of the transfer and provides the legal mechanism by which property rights are transferred while the granter (current owner) is still alive.

In contrast, a will is a legal document used to distribute property upon the death of an individual, and therefore is not applicable for a living owner making a grant. A transfer agreement is a broader term that could encompass various methods of transferring property but does not specifically denote the formal method used in real estate transactions. Property title refers to the legal ownership of the property but does not describe the act of transferring ownership. Hence, using a deed of conveyance is the proper method for a living owner to undertake a private grant of property.