Morrie Ltd was a small public company that manufactured components for the motor vehicle industry. It needed an injection of capital to purchase new equipment. It is advertised in the Muscat Financial Review for any investors prepared to take up shares in the company worth $ 1 million. Warren was an investor who contacted the company. The company instructed its auditor to prepare the annual accounts of the company and to show them to Warren. The accounts indicated that the company was profitable. Warren took up one million $1 shares and a position as a director. Unfortunately, the accounts were not accurate. The company had made no provision for bad and doubtful debts. Two months after Warren invested in the company it was put into liquidation. The shareholders, including Warren, lost all of their investments. Advise Warren of his rights in tort against the auditor.