Enumerate the usual parts or components or clauses of a deed.

A deed is a legal document that is signed and delivered, especially one regarding the ownership of property or legal rights. Deed is the term normally used to describe all the instruments by which two or more persons agree to effect any right or liability. In legal sense, a deed is a solemn document. A deed is divided into different paragraphs. Under each part relevant and related information is put in paragraph in simple and intelligible language. If a particular part is not applicable in a particular case that part is omitted from the document. The usual parts or components or clauses of deeds in general are mentioned as follows: Description of the Deed Title. Place and Date of execution of a Deed. Description of Parties to the Deed. Recitals. Testatum. Consideration. Receipt Clause. Operative Clause. Description of Property. Parcels Clause. Exceptions and Reservations. Premises and Habendum. Reddendum Covenants and Undertakings. Testimonium Clause. Signature and Attestation. Endorsements and Supplemental Deeds. Annexures or Schedules