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Is the entity liable for damages arising from instructing its clients to transfer funds to incorrect accounts via its official accredited email?

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Yes, the entity is liable for damages arising from instructing its clients to transfer funds to incorrect accounts via its official accredited email, unless it conclusively proves the compromise of this email or that the instruction did not originate from it, with irrefutable evidence.

Yes, the entity is liable for damages arising from instructing its clients to transfer funds to incorrect accounts via its official accredited email, unless it conclusively proves the compromise of this email or that the instruction did not originate from it, with irrefutable evidence.
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