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1. Division of work Where joint auditors are appointed, they should, by mutual discussion, divide the audit work among themselves. In some cases due to the nature of the business of the entity under audit, such a division of work may not be possible. In such situation, the division of work may be with reference to items of assets and liabilities or income and expenditure or with reference to periods of time. The division of work among joint auditors as well as the areas of work to be covered by all of them should be adequately documented and preferably communicated to the entity. 2. Co-ordination Where, in the course of his work, a joint auditor comes across matters, which are relevant, to the areas of responsibility of other joint auditors, and which deserve their attention, he should communicate the same to all the other joint auditors in writing. 3. Responsibility of joint auditor In respect of audit work divided among the joint auditors, each joint auditor is responsible only for the work allocated to him. Each auditor should bring to the attention of the other joint auditors matters requiring discussion, disclosure or application of judgment, by submitting a report or a note prior to the finalisation of audit. If any such matter were brought to the attention of the other joint auditors by an auditor after the audit report has been submitted, the other joint auditors would not be responsible in respect of those matters. It is the responsibility of each joint auditor to determine the nature, timing and extent of audit procedures to be applied in relation to the area of work allocated to him. 4. Audit report Normally, the joint auditors are able to arrive at an agreed report. However, where the joint auditors are in disagreement with regard to any matters to be covered by the report, each one of them should express their own opinion through a specific report. A joint auditor is not bound by the views of the majority of the joint auditors regarding matters to be covered in the report and should express his opinion in a separate report in case of disagreement. 9.14 LEGAL VIEWS ON AUDITOR’S LIABILITY
The legal views as discussed in different cases so far taken to courts of law can be summarised as follows:
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