The refusal by a client's lawyer to provide a representation about the legality of a act committed by the client is generally
A)Sufficient reason to issue an adverse opinion.
B)Considered to be a scope limitation.
C)Insufficient reason to modify the auditor's report due to the attorney's obligation of confidentiality.
D)Proper grounds to withdraw from the engagement.

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The refusal by a client's lawyer to provide information is considered a scope limitation because it restricts the auditor's ability to obtain sufficient appropriate audit evidence.

The Refusal by a Client's Lawyer to Provide a Representation