The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) was the principal lender of the APC Limited, whose auditors were Bannerman Johnstone Maclay (BJM).

The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS)

This presentation explores the case of Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) v Bannerman Johnstone MacLay (Bannerman) (2002) and the auditors' responsibility and liability. It provides a brief description of key events, evaluates the appropriateness of damages or penalties imposed, and investigates the relevant issues in accounting and auditing highlighted in the case. Recommendations for audit strategy, audit program, and other effective measures are also provided.

Auditors and Legal Liability

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This report discusses the case of Cam & Bear Pty Ltd v McGoldrick [2018] NSWCA 110, which involves a breach of duty by the auditor. It explores the responsibilities of auditors in preparing accurate financial statements and the consequences of non-compliance. The case highlights the importance of auditors performing their duties with due care and diligence to avoid financial losses for stakeholders.

Finance

Audit Assurance and Compliance

The article discusses the possibility of suing Dandenong Council for pure economic loss caused due to negligence. It explains the tort related to negligent misstatement, its application, and the verdicts given in similar cases. The article concludes that Dandenong Council can be sued for pure economic loss, but Jack Smith cannot do so if it can be established that he had not read the Council's certificate before protesting the large block of land.

Can Jack Smith sue Dandenong Council for pure economic loss caused due to negligence?

Commercial and Corporation Law: Assignment

This report analyses the landmark case of AWA Limited v Daniels (1992) 10 ACLC 933 which paved the way for modern law on directors' duties. It evaluates the facts of the case, analyses the duties which were breached, and discusses the relevance of the case.

Hartpury University and Hartpury College

Calculus and Analysis

AWA Limited v Daniels (1992) 10 ACLC 933: Analysis of Directors' Duties

This article analyzes a case of negligent misstatement and private nuisance. It discusses the elements of establishing a negligent misstatement and private nuisance, relevant cases, and the right of the claimant to sue the defendant. The article also provides insights into the law of torts and the duty of care.

The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS)

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Auditors and Legal Liability

Audit Assurance and Compliance

Can Jack Smith sue Dandenong Council for pure economic loss caused due to negligence?

Commercial and Corporation Law: Assignment

AWA Limited v Daniels (1992) 10 ACLC 933: Analysis of Directors' Duties

Negligent Misstatement and Private Nuisance: A Case Analysis

The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS)

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Can Jack Smith sue Dandenong Council for pure economic loss caused due to negligence?lg...

Commercial and Corporation Law: Assignmentlg...

AWA Limited v Daniels (1992) 10 ACLC 933: Analysis of Directors' Dutieslg...

Negligent Misstatement and Private Nuisance: A Case Analysislg...

Auditors and Legal Liability

Audit Assurance and Compliance

Can Jack Smith sue Dandenong Council for pure economic loss caused due to negligence?

Commercial and Corporation Law: Assignment

AWA Limited v Daniels (1992) 10 ACLC 933: Analysis of Directors' Duties

Negligent Misstatement and Private Nuisance: A Case Analysis