...deficiency is due to a scrivener's error. Maxwell v. Maxwell, supra; Thompson v. Stack, 21 Wn.2d 193, 150 P.2d 387 (1944). Here, the attorney who drafted the deed inadvertently left the section, township, range, and meridian off the deed. This constituted a scrivener's error.
[3] Peterson, however, claims that the "scrivener's error" exception is...Exception
Finally, Peterson claims that the deed in question is not subject to reformation under either the scrivener's error or mutual mistake exception since it was a gift. As such...: Holding that the first deed was subject to reformation due to a scrivener's error or a mutual mistake, the court affirms the judgment.
James...