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Question 1

Under common law, a foreseen user would be treated the same as

A primary beneficiary A known third party
YesYes


A primary beneficiary A known third party
NoNo


A primary beneficiary A known third party
YesNo


A primary beneficiary A known third party
NoYes


Question 2

Under common law, an individual or company that (1) does not have a contract with an auditor, (2) is known by the auditor in advance of the audit, and (3) will use the auditor's report to make decisions about the client company has:
◦ no rights unless an auditor is grossly negligent.
◦ no rights unless an auditor is fraudulent.
◦ no rights against an auditor.
◦ the same rights against an auditor as a client.


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Apple716

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Reply 2 on: Aug 21, 2022
Excellent


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