Under the Uniform Securities Act, which of the following negates a client's right to a civil suit for damages? I. The advice that is the subject of the suit was given more than 3 years ago
II. The client has died
III. The client willingly signed a statement waiving the adviser's compliance with the provision of the act on which the suit is based

C) I only.

Explanation:

According to the Uniform Securities Act, A civil case underneath the provisions of the United States must be filed in 3 years of the alleged infringement, or 2 years from the detection of the breach, whatever comes first.

Also, The passing of the consultant or the client doesn't really eliminate a civil liability prima facie case. Waivers to statements agreed to sign by the customer waiving adherence by the consultant with the provisions of this act on which the suit is focused aren't ever legitimate on the examination.

Therefore the option i is correct

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