Circumstances when working papers may be given to a third party are:
A) when requested by a successor auditor.
B) when permission is granted by the client.
C) when there is a legal requirement to do so.
D) both B and C

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Giving working papers to a third party can only be done with the permission of the client or when there is a legal requirement to do so. Additionally, working papers may be given to a successor auditor upon request. Option D includes both of these circumstances.

Circumstances When Working Papers May Be Given to a Third