When the name of the transferee is not filled in not filled in the transfer deed, without filling in the name of the transferee it is called _______.

option dealing
forward dealing
blank transfers
carry over

The correct answer is: C. blank transfers.

A blank transfer is a transfer deed in which the name of the transferee is not filled in. This is done when the transferor does not yet know who the ultimate recipient of the property will be. Blank transfers are often used in business transactions, such as when a company is selling a division or asset.

Option dealing is a type of financial transaction in which the buyer and seller agree on a price for a security, but the actual purchase and sale will not take place until a later date. Forward dealing is similar to option dealing, but the buyer and seller agree on a price and a date for the purchase and sale to take place. Carry over is a term used in accounting to describe the process of transferring an asset or liability from one accounting period to another.

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