§ 836. Delivery of Deed, Vendor's Lien, and Deed of Trust Lien
836. Delivery of Deed, Vendor's Lien, and Deed of Trust Lien
After a sale is confirmed by the court and one purchaser has complied with the terms of sale, the guardian of the estate shall execute and deliver to the purchaser a proper deed conveying the property. If the sale is made partly on credit, the vendor's lien securing a purchase money note shall be expressly retained in the deed and may not be waived. Before actual delivery of the deed to the purchaser, the purchaser shall execute and deliver to the guardian of the estate a vendor's lien note, with or without personal sureties as the court has ordered and a deed of trust or mortgage on the property as further security for the payment of the note. On completion of the transaction, the guardian shall promptly file and record in the appropriate records in the county where the land is located the deed of trust or mortgage.