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A.6.RCD:12 - Reopen Conditions

Reopen the exact affected disposition, not the whole relation foundation, when:

  • a base relation definition, participant meaning, obtaining law, or applicability changes;
  • a substrate edition changes a constructor used by the claim;
  • a local claim recurs enough to need one stable definition;
  • a reusable definition gains or loses a truthful single EntityOfConcern;
  • a named use begins or ceases to need stable occurrence identity;
  • an admitted derived kind loses a base dependency or identity rule;
  • an admitted primitive gains a lossless derivation or loses its independent action-facing use;
  • repeated reader error shows that the definition, kind, occurrence, representation, or designator is being confused.