Which of the following statements concerning the liability provisions of The Securities Act (1933) ,is true?
A) All people who might be included in a registration legal action must prove that they made a "reasonable investigation" of the financial statements.
B) The major burdens of affirmative proof in a suit against the auditor shift from the injured plaintiff to the expert accountant.
C) The purchaser-plaintiff must prove that they relied on the financial statements in the registration statement.
D) The provisions of the Securities Act do not apply to companies who file a registration statement.
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