A present obligation,as one of the criteria for recognising a liability,implies:
A) there must be a legal obligation.
B) a legally binding contractual arrangement between two parties: the entity and another party.
C) the involvement of two separate parties-the entity and another party-of which the identity of the latter needs not necessarily to be known.
D) the involvement of two separate parties-the entity and another party-of which the identity of the latter must be known.

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A present obligation implies the involvement of two separate parties, but the identity of the other party does not necessarily need to be known.

A Present Obligation,as One of the Criteria for Recognising a Liability,implies