In the Case of Haig V

question 10

Multiple Choice

In the case of Haig v.Bamford,(1976) 72 D.L.R.(3d) 68 S.C.C.,the Supreme Court found the defendants (auditors) owed a duty of care to third-party claimants.Why did the court break away from its traditional approach of refusing all third-party claims for professional negligence in this particular instance?

• A) the limited purposes of the audited financial statements as set out in legislation
• B) public policy pressure following auditors' role in facilitating white collar crimes
• C) auditor's actual knowledge of limited third-party group and their intended reliance
• D) to assist the collectivity of the public in their task to oversee professional activity

Analyze the impact of external influences on relationship beliefs and values.

Discuss adaptive and maladaptive motivational reasoning in managing relationship perceptions.

Examine the role of memory and attention biases in relationship satisfaction.

Identify different types of social comparisons and their effects on relationship dynamics.

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