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M'Harg v M'Lamerick. [1770] Mor 13965 (00 1770)
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[1770] Mor 13965
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Where the damage arises solely from error in judgment in nice or difficult cases, the claim of reparation is not easily admitted. M'Harg, a writer, brought action for payment of expenses laid out by him in making up titles for his client M'Lamerick to a land estate. The defence was, That the titles were erroneously made up, as the defender had been served heir in general to his grandfather, in place of heir of provision under a contract of marriage. The Court repelled the defence. See Appendix.
