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nb-09 solutions — From permit to duties and powers

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Checkable against law test packs/examples/language-demo/permits (28 checked, 28 passed). Identifiers and code as written.

1. Flipping duty violated to SATISFIED and to UNDETERMINED

Section titled “1. Flipping duty violated to SATISFIED and to UNDETERMINED”

Answer: replace the explicit denial with the positive fact for SATISFIED; drop the denial (assert neither) for UNDETERMINED.

The violated test asserts not decision_notified(ann) past the closed window, so the achievement condition provably never held — VIOLATED. Asserting decision_notified(ann) instead (as duty satisfied does) meets the condition inside the window — SATISFIED. Asserting neither (as outcome unknown — no violation does) leaves the engine with no witness either way — UNDETERMINED. This is the trio the article’s changed condition describes: same window, same parties, three fact patterns, three states.

2. Why maintenance violation, not “unknown”

Section titled “2. Why maintenance violation, not “unknown””

Answer: the recorded fines are a counterexample, and a counterexample is the witness maintenance needs.

A maintenance goal claims the condition holds at every point of the window. One moment where permit_eligible(ann) provably fails (here via outstanding_fines, which defeats eligibility through FinesRefusal) — refutes the universal claim, so VIOLATED. Contrast without a certificate the post-window outcome is unknown: judged 2027-01-05 with no counterexample on record, hence UNDETERMINED. Silence never violates; a counterexample always does.

3. Standing, exercise, grounds in the groundless power

Section titled “3. Standing, exercise, grounds in the groundless power”

Answer: standing present, exercise present, grounds absent.

Standing: permit_office(city-hall) and permit_eligible(ann) are both asserted, so the rule’s when holds and the power exists. Exercise: revocation_notice(city-hall, ann) is asserted, so the exercise act occurred. Grounds: resells_permit(ann) is nowhere asserted, so valid_when is false and the exercise operates nothing — permit_revoked stays NEITHER. Add the resale fact and nothing else, and the twin test power exercised lawfully goes TRUE_ONLY.

4. Why MayObject applies in March but not mid-April

Section titled “4. Why MayObject applies in March but not mid-April”

Answer: the liberty’s window is 1–31 March 2026; a 15 April refusal falls outside it, so the position does not apply at all.

ObjectionRight fires only when permit_refused(a, o) holds, and the resulting MayObject carries window [@2026-03-01, @2026-03-31]. On 10 March a refusal is inside the window — ACTIVE. A refusal dated 15 April is outside the window the rule declares, so there is no MayObject for it: not VIOLATED, not UNDETERMINED — absent. Windows bound applicability first, outcomes second (see Limits).

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Expected: итого: 28 проверено, 28 прошли, 0 не прошли, 0 не исполнены. The deciding tests are duty satisfied, duty violated, outcome unknown — no violation, maintenance violated by counterexample, without a certificate the post-window outcome is unknown, power exercised lawfully, power without grounds does not operate, and liberty and immunity.

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