Which of the following is true?
A) Complying with normal professional standards is always an adequate defence.
B) Causation in professional- client relationships is not based on reliance.
C) The ordinary standard of care for ordinary negligence, is appropriate when judging the work of a professional.
D) A professional who exhibits the degree of skill and knowledge that is commensurate with a particular task, will be held to have met the required standard even if the advice given is wrong.
E) The duty to take reasonable care, does not include omissions.

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A professional is expected to exhibit the degree of skill and knowledge that is commensurate with the task at hand, and if they do so, they are considered to have met the required standard, even if the advice given turns out to be wrong.

Which of the Following Is True