No words of inheritance are necessary to create an estate in fee simple or an easement by grant or by reservation. Unless a contrary intention appears by express terms or is necessarily implied, every grant of land passes a fee simple estate, and every grant or reservation of an easement passes or reserves an easement in perpetuity.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Title 4 - Requisites of Valid Instruments
Section 4-101 - What Deeds Sufficient; Seal or Attestation Not Required
Section 4-103 - Presumption of Validity
Section 4-104 - Livery of Seisin and Indenting Not Necessary
Section 4-105 - Words of Inheritance Unnecessary to Create Fee Simple or Easement
Section 4-106 - Affidavits of Consideration and Disbursement
Section 4-107 - Powers of Attorney
Section 4-108 - Abolition of Straw Deeds in Certain Cases; Grant of Property Held by the Entireties
Section 4-109 - Defective Grants
Section 4-110 - Validating Deeds Conveying Land in Unapproved Subdivision