WILLIAMS, J.
While important, the issue in this case is a relatively narrow one.
Michigan already permits a buyer of property who has relied on a faulty abstract to his detriment to recover from the abstracter, even though there is no clear contractual privity between them, if the abstracter in fact knew the buyer would rely on the abstract.
This case presents the issue whether a faulty abstracter should likewise be liable...
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