Author Question: Which of the auditor's defenses is ordinarilynotavailable when lawsuits are filed by a third party? (Read 38 times)

eboni · **on:** Aug 21, 2022

Question 1

Under the Ultramares doctrine, ordinary negligence is insufficient for liability to third parties unless the third party is
◦ a primary beneficiary.
◦ an injured party.
◦ a foreseen user.
◦ a bank.

Question 2

Which of the auditor's defenses is ordinarily not available when lawsuits are filed by a third party?
◦ absence of causal connections
◦ contributory negligence
◦ nonnegligent performance
◦ lack of duty

romyclv · **Reply #1 on:** Aug 21, 2022

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