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At what point in the audit process are tests of details most appropriately designed?
Due Care
The level of judgment, attention, and diligence reasonably expected of a person under certain circumstances.
Product Liability
Legal responsibility held by the manufacturer or seller of a product for injuries caused by defects or malfunctions of the product.
Negligence
The lack of due diligence that a reasonable person would demonstrate under comparable conditions, leading to injury or damage.
Manufacturer Prevail
This term is not standard, but it could refer to situations where a manufacturer's preferences or decisions override those of other parties in business contexts.
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