Which landmark Canadian case confirmed that auditors owe a duty to third parties where they have "actual knowledge of the limited class that will use and rely on the statements"?

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Haig v. Bamford is the landmark Canadian case that established the principle that auditors owe a duty to third parties who they know will rely on their financial statements. This case expanded the scope of auditor liability beyond the direct contractual relationship to include a known third party relying on the audited financial statements.

Which Landmark Canadian Case Confirmed That Auditors Owe a Duty