The document discusses deeds and documents. It defines a deed as a formal written instrument that effects a legal right or obligation, such as transferring property. Key points are that deeds must be in writing, signed, sealed, and delivered. The document also defines a document more broadly as any matter expressed through letters, figures or marks that can be used to record information. It notes that all deeds are documents, but not all documents are deeds. The document then discusses the common components of deeds, particularly deeds related to transferring property interests. It lists 17 typical parts or clauses that may be included in deeds, such as descriptions of parties, property, consideration, covenants and more.