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CA Analysis about the Civil Liabilities to the Third Party Take:Capital Verification as Example

Yi Wang

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Germany law considers the issue that chartered accountant(CA) judges the civil liability to third party qualitatively as the contract responsibility,while Anglo-American law consider it as the tort liability.Based on the two views which are adopted appropriatly in our country,the paper proposes the solution to this issue.

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Germany law considers the issue that chartered accountant(CA) judges the civil liability to third party qualitatively as the contract responsibility,while Anglo-American law consider it as the tort liability.Based on the two views which are adopted appropriatly in our country,the paper proposes the solution to this issue.

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Germany law considers the issue that chartered accountant(CA) judges the civil liability to third party qualitatively as the contract responsibility,while Anglo-American law consider it as the tort liability.Based on the two views which are adopted appropriatly in our country,the paper proposes the solution to this issue.

Key concepts: Tort, Third party, Liability, Delict, Capital (architecture), Legal liability, Law, Law and economics

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