Which of the following is true regarding what a plaintiff must do in order to recover damages under the Securities Act of 1933 after purchasing a security covered by a registration statement containing false information or missing information?

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A)To recover damages,a plaintiff-someone who purchased a security covered by a flawed registration statement-does not need to prove reliance on the statement or to establish privity.The purchaser may recover damages without knowing about or relying on the flawed information or even being a party to the contractual agreement.
B)To recover damages,a plaintiff-someone who purchased a security covered by a flawed registration statement-does not need to prove reliance on the statement or to establish privity.The purchaser may recover damages without knowing about or relying on the flawed information or even being a party to the contractual agreement.
C)To recover damages,a plaintiff-someone who purchased a security covered by a flawed registration statement-does not need to prove reliance on the statement or to establish privity.The purchaser may recover damages without knowing about or relying on the flawed information or even being a party to the contractual agreement.
D)To recover damages,a plaintiff-someone who purchased a security covered by a flawed registration statement-does not need to prove reliance on the statement or to establish privity.The purchaser may recover damages without knowing about or relying on the flawed information or even being a party to the contractual agreement.
E)To recover damages,a plaintiff-someone who purchased a security covered by a flawed registration statement-does not need to prove reliance on the statement or to establish privity.The purchaser may recover damages without knowing about or relying on the flawed information or even being a party to the contractual agreement.

Which of the Following Is True Regarding What a Plaintiff