The Securities Act of 1933 does not apply to the sale of already-existing securities.
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Q24: The Act of 1934 gives rise to
Q25: An auditor who accepts erroneous corporate information
Q26: There are no generally applicable state laws
Q27: The SEC may suspend the right of
Q28: Sellers of securities may be liable for
Q30: Usually, unlike common-law misrepresentation, under the Act
Q31: There can be no private action for
Q32: Under no circumstances can an accountant's right
Q33: The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of1995
Q34: An accountant's liability for making an untrue
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