In which aspect of negligent misstatement does the term "an indeterminate class" arise?
A) non-professional
B) thin skull principle
C) standard of care
D) claims by non-clients

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The term "an indeterminate class" arises in the context of claims by non-clients, referring to the potential for a wide and unspecified range of individuals or entities to claim they have been adversely affected by a negligent misstatement, even though they do not have a direct client relationship with the professional or entity making the statement.

In Which Aspect of Negligent Misstatement Does the Term "An