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Business, 02.02.2020 22:51 rodriguezscarlet1713

Sonia has been asked to act as an external auditor for her clients factory to determine the various liabilities that the client might face. she found that the clients factory operated in a closed space and didn’t offer adequate ventilation. she pointed this out to the client. which act (acronym) would hold sonia’s client liable for this

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