sec 8.3 One Grantee

Sometimes a deed is written using joint tenancy language, like naming "joint tenants," even though there's only one person actually receiving the property. This rule says that's not a problem. If a deed only names one grantee, the property simply belongs to that one person, no matter what joint tenancy wording appears on the document.

You don't need to fix or correct this type of deed. The joint tenancy language just doesn't apply since there's no second person to share ownership with. The single grantee is treated as the sole owner, plain and simple.