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Facts: The key question in this case was whether the defendants (auditors) owed a duty of care to potential investors (plaintiffs), who made a successful takeover bid for a company, based on the erroneous accounts of the auditors. The issue was whether the auditors owed a duty of care to shareholders or potential investors, to carry out an audit using reasonable care and skill. The Court of Appeal held that the auditors owed a duty of care to shareholders to prepare the audit with reasonable care and skill, but not to potential investors. The auditors appealed to the House of Lords against the decision that they owed a duty of care to shareholders. The respondents also appealed (a cross-appeal) to the House of Lords against the decision that no duty was owed to them as potential investors. The appeal was allowed and the cross-appeal dismissed
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Caparo Industries plc v Dickman and others [1990] 2 AC 605

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#cases #duty-of-care #negligence #tort
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Facts: The key question in this case was whether the defendants (auditors) owed a duty of care to potential investors (plaintiffs), who made a successful takeover bid for a company, based on the erroneous accounts of the auditors. The issue was whether the auditors owed a duty of care to shareholders or potential investors, to carry out an audit using reasonable care and skill. The Court of Appeal held that the auditors owed a duty of care to shareholders to prepare the audit with reasonable care and skill, but not to potential investors. The auditors appealed to the House of Lords against the decision that they owed a duty of care to shareholders. The respondents also appealed (a cross-appeal) to the House of Lords against the decision that no duty was owed to them as potential investors. The appeal was allowed and the cross-appeal dismissed
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#cases #duty-of-care #negligence #tort
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Facts: The key question in this case was whether the defendants (auditors) owed a duty of care to potential investors (plaintiffs), who made a successful takeover bid for a company, based on the erroneous accounts of the auditors. The issue was whether the auditors owed a duty of care to shareholders or potential investors, to carry out an audit using reasonable care and skill. The Court of Appeal held that the auditors owed a duty of care to shareholders to prepare the audit with reasonable care and skill, but not to potential investors. The auditors appealed to the House of Lords against the decision that they owed a duty of care to shareholders. The respondents also appealed (a cross-appeal) to the House of Lords against the decision that no duty was owed to them as potential investors. The appeal was allowed and the cross-appeal dismissed
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Caparo Industries plc v Dickman and others [1990] 2 AC 605
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