Methods Used to Determine If There Are Legal Encumbrances Related

question 43

Multiple Choice

Methods used to determine if there are legal encumbrances related to fixed assets include all but which of the following?

• A)Reading terms of loan and credit agreements
• B)Reviewing loan confirmations received from banks
• C)Having discussions with the client or sending letters to legal counsel
• D)All of the above may be used to identify legal encumbrances.

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