Under the liability provisions of Section 11 of the Securities Act of 1933, a CPA who certifies financial statements included in a registration statement generally will not be liable to a purchaser of the security
A. Unless the purchaser can prove scienter on the part of the CPA.
B. Unless the purchaser can prove privity with the CPA.
C. If the CPA can prove due diligence.
D. If the financial statements were materially misleading.