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F.6:4.4 - Attribution Check Sequence

  1. Start from the exact U.Work occurrence already admitted by A.15.1 without an F.6 premise.
  2. Recover the assignment occurrence, including its declared species, identity-bearing participants, rule, applicability, and time span.
  3. Find the case fact that directly links this Work to this assignment; do not infer that link merely because the holder and interval match.
  4. Confirm that the assignment holder is the actual performer.
  5. Confirm that the assignment predicate obtains throughout the attributed Work interval.
  6. When all five checks pass, state the F.6 relation or say plainly that the holder System performed the Work under that assignment. If the direct link, a participant, or a required constraint is missing, retain the admitted Work and leave only this assignment-bound attribution unresolved; do not select another covering assignment.
  7. Keep assertions and evidence separate: they can support reliance on the attribution claim but do not make the relation obtain.
  8. Send classification, assignment state, capability, Method, evidence, source use, result, acceptance, publication, bridge, responsibility, and authority questions to their subject patterns.

This sequence is application guidance, not a new check record or workflow object. Its first useful result is the readable exact relation, an unresolved exact pair with the missing fact named, or a corrected route to the direct neighboring claim.