McWhorter, Ltd. v. Irvin
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Deen, Chief Judge.
1. The defendant has candidly admitted that the assumption language in the deed was a mistake on his part resulting from his failure to check the deed before sending it to Haley for execution. He does not deny that in a lengthy series of real estate closings taking place over a period of years Haley instructed him, and he followed the practice of avoiding any language which would result in the purchaser assuming any loan outstanding against the property. This being so, the trial court properly concluded that such action was a breach of the duty on the part of an attorney to…
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