If a CPA firm is being sued for common law fraud by a third party based upon materially false financial statements, which of the following is the best defense the auditors could assert?
a. Lack of privity.
b. Lack of reliance.
c. A disclaimer contained in the engagement letter.
d. Contributory negligence on the part of the client.
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