In Cantwell v. Petersen, supra, p. 300 [25 R.P.R.], Cashman L.J.S.C. said: It is my respectful view a reasonable conclusion to conclude from all of the circumstances of this case that as there was no limitation on the face of the appraisal the defendant, as he conceded, must be taken to have known that the purchasers, here the plaintiffs, might rely as they did upon the appraisal, or that the mortgage company would rely upon the appraisal and base the amount of the mortgage on the appraisal figures shown. (The italics are Hamilton L.J.S.C.'s.)
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