Signature of audit reports: partner must personally sign audit reports for a firm; firm name affixation is insufficient. Only a multi partner firm properly constituted under partnership law may be appointed as auditor, and only an individual partner may sign or authenticate the auditor's report for the firm; affixing only the firm name or relying on a separate Registrar disclosure does not satisfy the statutory requirement and the signing partner must sign in his own hand for and on behalf of the firm.
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Signature of audit reports: partner must personally sign audit reports for a firm; firm name affixation is insufficient.
Only a multi partner firm properly constituted under partnership law may be appointed as auditor, and only an individual partner may sign or authenticate the auditor's report for the firm; affixing only the firm name or relying on a separate Registrar disclosure does not satisfy the statutory requirement and the signing partner must sign in his own hand for and on behalf of the firm.
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