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the omitted conditional Executive-authorization language in Civil Code art. 45;
the complete two-branch wording of Civil Code art. 166(VI)–(VII);
the omitted “under an annulled obligation” predicate in Civil Code art. 181;
the commencement-reference defect affecting P14 G02–G03; and
the distinction between logical crosswalk items and physically displayed table rows.
All other P14 findings, examples, arithmetic, source histories, workflows, claims, coverage rows and holds remain unchanged. PASS-16 is saved but unreviewed and is not adopted.
Fresh PASS-17 source access: October 26, 2026 PDT / October 27, 2026 UTC.
Exact source-opening clock: Not logged and unknown.
New source family accessed: One official Planalto compiled Civil Code body.
No exact effective date was calculated.
Patch determination
The narrow reread confirms:
A private legal person begins legal existence through registration of its constitutive act, preceded, when necessary, by Executive authorization or approval. That conditional phrase does not mean every private legal person needs prior Executive approval, and registration or a CNPJ does not establish an unrelated professional, financial or provider permission. Civil Code arts. 46–47 continue to govern the recorded representation structure and administrators acting within constitutive powers. Planalto
Civil Code art. 166 has two separate relevant nullity branches:art. 166(VI): the transaction’s purpose is to evade mandatory law;art. 166(VII): the law expressly declares the transaction null or prohibits the practice without prescribing a sanction.Article 166(VII) therefore does not make every legally prohibited practice null where the applicable law supplies another consequence. The particular prohibition and sanction structure must be read. Planalto
Civil Code art. 181 concerns recovery of an amount paid to an incapable person under an annulled obligation. The payer cannot recover unless the payer proves that the amount benefited the incapable person. It is not a universal rule governing every payment made to an incapable person. Planalto
Civil Code art. 2.044 states that the Code enters into force one year after publication, and the official footer identifies publication in the DOU on January 11, 2002. PASS-17 does not calculate or certify the exact resulting effective calendar date. Planalto
PASS-17 source register — actual new access only
Source ID
Issuer, title and complete literal URL
Status, exact body read, commencement, access and limits
FRESH-READ—OPERATIVE, NARROW PATCH. Read arts. 45–47; art. 166(VI)–(VII); art. 181; art. 2.044; and the official publication footer. Art. 2.044 states one year after publication; footer states DOU January 11, 2002. Official HTML; printed page and zero-based PDF index N/A. Accessed October 26, 2026 PDT / October 27, 2026 UTC; exact opening clock unknown. No full Civil Code reread, current amendment-chain certification, provider-permission analysis, actual legal-person classification, incapacity determination or remedial analysis. Planalto+3
New PASS-17 source count: 1.
No source fetch failed, so no alternate-source attempt was required. Original P14 S002–S006 were not reopened, and their recorded provenance is unchanged.
Full replacement atomic claims
Replacement C_BR-P14-C006
Field
Replacement
Claim ID
C_BR-P14-C006
Area and complete atomic proposition
A097. The legal existence of a private legal person begins with registration of its constitutive act in the proper register, preceded, when necessary, by authorization or approval of the Executive Branch. The register identifies, among other matters, how the entity is administered and represented, and acts of administrators bind the entity when performed within powers defined by the constitutive act. The conditional authorization language does not mean that every private legal person requires prior Executive approval. Registration, CNPJ status or legal existence does not by itself establish a professional, financial, provider, licensing or activity-specific permission.
Actor/predicate
Private legal person; constitutive act; proper registration; prior Executive authorization or approval only where legally necessary.
Required act/effect
Required registration initiates legal existence; required approval must precede it where applicable; administrator acts bind only within constitutive powers.
Exception/hold
No actual entity, registration, CNPJ, required approval, constitutive act, officer authority or licence was examined.
A097. A transaction is null where its purpose is to evade mandatory law under Civil Code art. 166(VI). Separately, art. 166(VII) applies where a law expressly declares the transaction null or prohibits the practice without prescribing a sanction. Article 166(VII) does not establish that every prohibited act is null regardless of another sanction supplied by the governing law.
Actor/predicate
Transaction whose objective evades mandatory law; or transaction covered by a specific law declaring nullity or prohibiting the practice without prescribing another sanction.
Required act/effect
Upon the statutory predicate, the transaction falls within a Civil Code nullity ground.
Exception/hold
The particular mandatory rule, prohibition and sanction structure must be read. No actual act, transaction, statutory prohibition or alternative sanction was classified.
A098. Under Civil Code art. 181, a person cannot reclaim what that person paid to an incapable person under an annulled obligation unless the payer proves that the amount paid actually benefited the incapable person.
Actor/predicate
Payer; incapable recipient; obligation has been annulled; payer seeks recovery.
Required act/effect
Recovery requires proof that the payment reverted to the incapable person’s benefit.
Exception/hold
This is not a universal rule for all payments to incapable persons. No actual incapacity, annulment, payment, benefit, valuation or recoverable amount was determined.
Area; exact proposition, predicate, consequence and retained limit
Primary source
C_BR-P17-C001
A098. Civil Code art. 2.044 states that the Code enters into force one year after publication, and the official Planalto footer identifies publication in the DOU on January 11, 2002. PASS-17 does not calculate an exact effective date or certify the full commencement history of every amendment.
A098. PASS-17 freshly reopened the official compiled Civil Code only for arts. 45–47, 166(VI)–(VII), 181 and 2.044 plus the footer. That narrow access does not retroactively reclassify the six original P14 source histories or constitute an all-amendment/current-law certification. Exact source-opening time remains unknown.
PASS-17 access record and C_BR-P17-S001 read limits.
Replacement original claims: 3.New PASS-17 claims: 2.
P14 C001 remains the scope-boundary claim. P14 C081 remains limited to the proposition that current capacity and interpretation wording derives materially from the 2015 and 2019 amendments.
Full replacement P14 coverage cells
Coverage row
Replacement finding / claims
Replacement status and exact next action
P14-G02 — Current compiled Civil Code
C_BR-P17-C002; P14 C081
Official Planalto compiled body was narrowly reopened for PASS-17; P14 C081 retains its separate 2015/2019 amendment proposition. Reopen the complete operative body and relevant amendment chain at actual use. Do not treat P14 C001’s scope statement as source-currentness authority.
P14-G03 — Original commencement
C_BR-P17-C001
Civil Code art. 2.044 states one year after publication; official footer states DOU January 11, 2002. No exact effective date was computed.
P14-G08 — Juristic existence
Replacement P14 C006
Registration of the constitutive act begins private legal-person existence, preceded by Executive authorization or approval when legally necessary. Obtain the actual constitutive act, proper registration and any category-specific approval. Do not infer that every entity requires prior Executive approval.
P14-G09 — Juristic representation
Replacement P14 C006
Obtain the register, constitutive provisions, officer status and delegation showing administration and representation powers. Registration or CNPJ status does not establish unrelated provider, professional or financial authorization.
P14-G39 — Nullity: purpose to evade mandatory law
Replacement P14 C027
Apply Civil Code art. 166(VI) only after identifying the mandatory rule and proving that evading it was the transaction’s objective. Keep this branch distinct from fraud against creditors and from a merely unfavorable or noncompliant transaction.
P14-G40 — Express statutory nullity or prohibited practice
Replacement P14 C027
Under art. 166(VII), identify whether the specific law expressly declares nullity or prohibits the practice without prescribing a sanction. Do not conclude nullity before checking whether the governing law supplies another consequence.
P14-G63 — Payment to incapable person
Replacement P14 C044
Article 181 applies to recovery of a payment made to an incapable person under an annulled obligation. Obtain the annulment, incapacity, payment and actual-benefit evidence. No universal repayment rule or benefit amount is established.
Affected P14 coverage-cell count: 7.
No P14 workflow cell is changed. All 14 original fictional workflows, four timing calculations and the fictional R$30,000 / R$10,000 = 3.0 lesion ratio remain unchanged.
Exact old-to-new affected-cell crosswalk
Patch ID
Affected P14 location
Old text or defect
PASS-17 replacement
P17-X01
P14 C006
“Legal-person existence/representation follows registration and constitutive powers.”
Replace in full with the conditional art. 45–47 claim above, including “when necessary” Executive authorization/approval and the no-licence inference limit.
X02
G1.2 juristic-existence narrative
Stated registration and constitutive representation but omitted the art. 45 conditional approval phrase.
Add that registration is preceded, when legally necessary, by Executive authorization or approval; preserve arts. 46–47 representation rules and all private-document holds.
X03
P14 C027
“Purpose to evade mandatory law or express statutory nullity creates nullity.”
Replace with the full art. 166(VI)–(VII) claim, including the “prohibited without prescribed sanction” branch and the alternative-sanction qualification.
X04
G2.2 art. 166 narrative
Narrative already contained the complete statutory branch.
Preserve unchanged; PASS-17 aligns atomic C027 and coverage G39–G40 with that supported narrative.
X05
P14 C044
“Recovery of payment made to incapable person requires proof of benefit.”
Replace with art. 181’s complete predicate: payment under an annulled obligation to an incapable person, with benefit proof required.
X06
G2.13 art. 181 narrative
Narrative already identified the annulled-obligation predicate.
Preserve unchanged; PASS-17 aligns atomic C044 and G63 with that narrative.
X07
P14-G02
Cited C001, C081; C001 is a scope claim.
Replace with C_BR-P17-C002; P14 C081.
X08
P14-G03
Cited C001 for commencement.
Replace with C_BR-P17-C001.
X09
P14-G08
“Answered gateway. Obtain registration.”
Replace with conditional registration/Executive-approval wording above.
physical displayed data rows:
4 preserved-record field rows + 14 disposition rows = 18 physical displayed data rows.
Replacement P14 crosswalk-count sentence
Crosswalk count: 15 logical items—one preserved P01 D02 record plus 14 PASS-14 disposition items. Because the preserved record is displayed through four separate field rows, the two crosswalk tables contain 18 physical displayed data rows in total: 4 original-record rows + 14 disposition rows.
Replacement P14 self-check cell
Old-to-new crosswalk — 15 logical items and 18 physical displayed data rows: one preserved P01 record displayed through four field rows, plus 14 disposition rows.
The crosswalk rows are not source usages and are not added to P14’s 191 coverage rows.
Complete PASS-17 granular repair coverage
Coverage ID
Repair issue
Finding / claim refs
Status, missing fact and exact next action
P17-G01
Private legal-person existence
Replacement P14 C006
Registration begins legal existence, subject to conditional prior approval where necessary. Obtain the actual constitutive act and register.
G02
Executive authorization/approval
Replacement P14 C006
Conditional, not universal. Identify the category-specific law requiring approval, if any.
G03
Juristic representation
Replacement P14 C006
Arts. 46–47 preserved. Obtain registered administration provisions and actual delegation.
G04
Registration versus activity permission
Replacement P14 C006
No professional, financial, provider or licensing permission follows from registration/CNPJ alone. Research the actual regulated activity separately.
G05
Mandatory-law evasion
Replacement P14 C027
Art. 166(VI) restored completely. Identify the mandatory provision and transaction objective.
G06
Express statutory nullity
Replacement P14 C027
Art. 166(VII), first branch. Identify the specific law expressly declaring nullity.
G07
Prohibition without prescribed sanction
Replacement P14 C027
Art. 166(VII), second branch. Read the governing sanction structure before concluding nullity.
G08
Alternative statutory sanction
Replacement P14 C027
If another sanction is prescribed, art. 166(VII)’s “without prescribing a sanction” branch is not established merely from prohibition.
G09
Payment to incapable recipient
Replacement P14 C044
Article 181 is not a universal payment rule. Establish the annulled obligation first.
G10
Benefit proof
Replacement P14 C044
Payer bears the stated benefit-proof predicate. Obtain actual use or benefit evidence and valuation.
G11
Civil Code commencement
C_BR-P17-C001
One-year vacatio and DOU footer traced. No exact effective date computed.
G12
Current-body/access provenance
C_BR-P17-C002
One narrow fresh reopen only; original six P14 source histories remain unchanged.
G13
G02/G03 claim traceability
C_BR-P17-C001–C002; P14 C081
Scope claim C001 removed from current-body and commencement support.
G14
Crosswalk unit count
Supplied P14 structure
Corrected to 15 logical items and 18 physical data rows.
G15
Workflows and arithmetic
Preserved P14 record
No workflow, anniversary, weekday, ratio, deadline or award changed.
G16
Actual transaction/entity outcome
Research boundary
No actual entity, approval, transaction, incapable person, annulment, payment or benefit reviewed.
PASS-17 repair-coverage count: 16.
Original P14 deferred families — all preserved
P14 deferred ID
Deferred family
PASS-17 status
D01
Full CDC fee, cancellation, withdrawal and unfair-term analysis
Unchanged; PASS-04 remains unreviewed.
D02
Prescription, accrual and interruption
Unchanged; PASS-05 remains unreviewed.
D03
General repayment, settlement, remission and release
Unchanged; PASS-09 remains unreviewed.
D04
Collection communications and undue-payment remedies
Unchanged; PASS-10 remains unreviewed.
D05
Assignment, ownership and assignee authority
Unchanged; PASS-13/PASS-15 status preserved.
D06
Negative/positive reporting and scores
Unchanged.
D07
LGPD and data processing
Unchanged; PASS-08 remains unreviewed.
D08
OAB legal advice and litigation representation
Unchanged.
D09
CRA, CORECON and other professional permission
Unchanged.
D10
Financial, lending, payment and correspondent authorization
Unchanged.
D11
Client-money custody and safeguarding
Unchanged.
D12
Full restitution, damages and unjust enrichment
Unchanged; art. 181 patch does not complete this module.
D13
Full court procedure, standing, pleadings, proof and appeals
Unchanged.
D14
Consumer procedural remedies and class/public enforcement
Unchanged.
D15
Full curatorship and supported decision-making
Unchanged.
D16
Children, guardianship and parental representation
Unchanged.
D17
Real estate and mandatory deeds
Unchanged.
D18
Secured debts, mortgages, fiduciary security and vehicles
Unchanged.
D19
Guarantees, co-debtors and third-party rights
Unchanged; PASS-16 is unreviewed and not adopted.
D20
Estates, succession and executor authority
Unchanged.
D21
Family, marital-property and support transactions
Unchanged.
D22
Commercial/company transactions and corporate approvals
Unchanged; art. 45 patch does not establish actual corporate approval.
D23
Negotiable instruments and endorsement
Unchanged.
D24
Insolvency, civil insolvency, recuperação and falência
Unchanged.
D25
Full fraud-against-creditors procedure and creditor priority
Unchanged.
D26
Tax and public-law transactions
Unchanged.
D27
Foreign law, capacity, choice of law and recognition
Unchanged.
D28
Arbitration and arbitral annulment
Unchanged.
D29
Electronic signatures and authentication
Unchanged.
D30
Language, accessibility and assisted communication
Unchanged.
D31
State, DF, municipal, registry and local-court implementation
Unchanged.
D32
Actual private contracts and records
Unchanged; none reviewed.
D33
Exhaustive current case-law/citator
Unchanged.
D34
Full Brazil, A066, A097/A098, parent and publication acceptance
HOLD unchanged.
Retained deferred-family count: 34.
All 27 inherited states and Distrito Federal
No state, DF, municipal, registry or local-court source was opened in PASS-17.
State / DF
PASS-17 status
Exact retained local question
Acre (AC)
Unexamined
AC courts, registries, notarial form, proof and procedural calendars.
Alagoas (AL)
Unexamined
AL court, registry, notarial and consumer-procedure implementation.
Amapá (AP)
Unexamined
AP courts, proof practice, accessibility and municipal procedures.
Amazonas (AM)
Unexamined
AM judicial/notarial rules, remote access and local consumer bodies.
Bahia (BA)
Unexamined
BA courts, registries, Procon and municipal procedure.
Ceará (CE)
Unexamined
CE court, notarial, registry and local proof requirements.
Distrito Federal (DF)
Unexamined
TJDFT, DF registry/notarial practice and procedural deadlines.
Espírito Santo (ES)
Unexamined
ES courts, registries, notarial proof and municipalities.
Goiás (GO)
Unexamined
GO court/registry application and consumer routes.
Maranhão (MA)
Unexamined
MA courts, notarial procedure, accessibility and municipalities.
Mato Grosso (MT)
Unexamined
MT judicial/registry practice and local proof standards.
Mato Grosso do Sul (MS)
Unexamined
MS courts, registries, border facts and procedural calendars.
Minas Gerais (MG)
Unexamined
MG courts, notarial/registry practice and consumer authorities.
Pará (PA)
Unexamined
PA courts, registries, language/accessibility and municipalities.
Paraíba (PB)
Unexamined
PB judicial, notarial and consumer implementation.
Paraná (PR)
Unexamined
PR court/registry application and local procedure.
Pernambuco (PE)
Unexamined
PE courts, registries, notarial practice and municipalities.
Piauí (PI)
Unexamined
PI court, registry, accessibility and consumer routes.
Rio de Janeiro (RJ)
Unexamined
RJ courts, registries, notarial practice and municipal procedure.
Rio Grande do Norte (RN)
Unexamined
RN court/registry and consumer implementation.
Rio Grande do Sul (RS)
Unexamined
RS courts, registries and current local interpretation.
Rondônia (RO)
Unexamined
RO judicial/notarial routes, remote access and municipalities.
Roraima (RR)
Unexamined
RR courts, registries, multilingual/accessibility and municipalities.
Santa Catarina (SC)
Unexamined
SC judicial, registry, notarial and consumer implementation.
São Paulo (SP)
Unexamined
TJSP, registries, notarial practice, Procon and municipal procedure.
Sergipe (SE)
Unexamined
SE courts, registries, consumer routes and municipalities.
Tocantins (TO)
Unexamined
TO judicial/registry implementation, accessibility and local assistance.
Territorial-row count: 27; zero jurisdictions cleared.
Evidence-backed checklist and tool qualifications
Opportunity
PASS-17 correction
Mandatory guardrail
Legal-person existence checklist
Add a field asking whether the entity category requires prior Executive authorization or approval before registration.
Do not assume every entity requires approval; do not equate registration or CNPJ with an activity licence.
Art. 166 nullity classifier
Separate mandatory-law evasion under VI from express-nullity or prohibition-without-sanction under VII.
Always inspect whether the specific law supplies another sanction.
Art. 181 recovery checker
Require an annulled obligation before applying the incapable-recipient benefit rule.
Do not apply it to every payment involving an incapable person.
Source-claim traceability check
Tie commencement to art. 2.044 and the official publication footer, not to a scope claim.
Do not calculate an exact effective date unless separately required and sourced.
Provider, locality, parent, A066, A097/A098 or country acceptance
No; all remain held.
Final patch disposition: PASS-17 restores the conditional Executive-authorization predicate in Civil Code art. 45; completes the two statutory art. 166(VI)–(VII) nullity branches; restores art. 181’s annulled-obligation predicate; traces original Civil Code commencement to art. 2.044 and the official publication footer; and corrects P14’s crosswalk count from an ambiguous “15 visible rows” to 15 logical items and 18 physical displayed data rows. Nothing else in PASS-14 is modified or accepted by implication.
END C_BR PASS-17
Every captured table
Captured cells with original header handling and explicitly labeled bounded correction overlays. Downloaded JSON retains original cells. Tables may contain source limitations, historical examples and identified corrections; the complete reading supplies context.
Read the evidence with its boundaries. These are saved research components, including revisions. A scoped coordinator review checks selected evidence; it does not certify every claim, a complete jurisdiction, current law or individual applicability. Dates and access limits remain attached to the records.
FRESH-READ—OPERATIVE, NARROW PATCH. Read arts. 45–47; art. 166(VI)–(VII); art. 181; art. 2.044; and the official publication footer. Art. 2.044 states one year after publication; footer states DOU January 11, 2002. Official HTML; printed page and zero-based PDF index N/A. Accessed October 26, 2026 PDT / October 27, 2026 UTC; exact opening clock unknown. No full Civil Code reread, current amendment-chain certification, provider-permission analysis, actual legal-person classification, incapacity determination or remedial analysis.
Planalto
+3
A097. The legal existence of a private legal person begins with registration of its constitutive act in the proper register, preceded, when necessary, by authorization or approval of the Executive Branch. The register identifies, among other matters, how the entity is administered and represented, and acts of administrators bind the entity when performed within powers defined by the constitutive act. The conditional authorization language does not mean that every private legal person requires prior Executive approval. Registration, CNPJ status or legal existence does not by itself establish a professional, financial, provider, licensing or activity-specific permission.
Actor/predicate
Private legal person; constitutive act; proper registration; prior Executive authorization or approval only where legally necessary.
Required act/effect
Required registration initiates legal existence; required approval must precede it where applicable; administrator acts bind only within constitutive powers.
Exception/hold
No actual entity, registration, CNPJ, required approval, constitutive act, officer authority or licence was examined.
A097. A transaction is null where its purpose is to evade mandatory law under Civil Code art. 166(VI). Separately, art. 166(VII) applies where a law expressly declares the transaction null or prohibits the practice without prescribing a sanction. Article 166(VII) does not establish that every prohibited act is null regardless of another sanction supplied by the governing law.
Actor/predicate
Transaction whose objective evades mandatory law; or transaction covered by a specific law declaring nullity or prohibiting the practice without prescribing another sanction.
Required act/effect
Upon the statutory predicate, the transaction falls within a Civil Code nullity ground.
Exception/hold
The particular mandatory rule, prohibition and sanction structure must be read. No actual act, transaction, statutory prohibition or alternative sanction was classified.
A098. Under Civil Code art. 181, a person cannot reclaim what that person paid to an incapable person under an annulled obligation unless the payer proves that the amount paid actually benefited the incapable person.
Actor/predicate
Payer; incapable recipient; obligation has been annulled; payer seeks recovery.
Required act/effect
Recovery requires proof that the payment reverted to the incapable person’s benefit.
Exception/hold
This is not a universal rule for all payments to incapable persons. No actual incapacity, annulment, payment, benefit, valuation or recoverable amount was determined.
Claim ID · Area; exact proposition, predicate, consequence and retained limit · Primary source · 2 data rows
Claim ID
Area; exact proposition, predicate, consequence and retained limit
Primary source
C_BR-P17-C001
A098. Civil Code art. 2.044 states that the Code enters into force one year after publication, and the official Planalto footer identifies publication in the DOU on January 11, 2002. PASS-17 does not calculate an exact effective date or certify the full commencement history of every amendment.
A098. PASS-17 freshly reopened the official compiled Civil Code only for arts. 45–47, 166(VI)–(VII), 181 and 2.044 plus the footer. That narrow access does not retroactively reclassify the six original P14 source histories or constitute an all-amendment/current-law certification. Exact source-opening time remains unknown.
PASS-17 access record and C_BR-P17-S001 read limits.
Coverage row · Replacement finding / claims · Replacement status and exact next action · 7 data rows
Coverage row
Replacement finding / claims
Replacement status and exact next action
P14-G02 — Current compiled Civil Code
C_BR-P17-C002; P14 C081
Official Planalto compiled body was narrowly reopened for PASS-17; P14 C081 retains its separate 2015/2019 amendment proposition. Reopen the complete operative body and relevant amendment chain at actual use. Do not treat P14 C001’s scope statement as source-currentness authority.
P14-G03 — Original commencement
C_BR-P17-C001
Civil Code art. 2.044 states one year after publication; official footer states DOU January 11, 2002. No exact effective date was computed.
P14-G08 — Juristic existence
Replacement P14 C006
Registration of the constitutive act begins private legal-person existence, preceded by Executive authorization or approval when legally necessary. Obtain the actual constitutive act, proper registration and any category-specific approval. Do not infer that every entity requires prior Executive approval.
P14-G09 — Juristic representation
Replacement P14 C006
Obtain the register, constitutive provisions, officer status and delegation showing administration and representation powers. Registration or CNPJ status does not establish unrelated provider, professional or financial authorization.
P14-G39 — Nullity: purpose to evade mandatory law
Replacement P14 C027
Apply Civil Code art. 166(VI) only after identifying the mandatory rule and proving that evading it was the transaction’s objective. Keep this branch distinct from fraud against creditors and from a merely unfavorable or noncompliant transaction.
P14-G40 — Express statutory nullity or prohibited practice
Replacement P14 C027
Under art. 166(VII), identify whether the specific law expressly declares nullity or prohibits the practice without prescribing a sanction. Do not conclude nullity before checking whether the governing law supplies another consequence.
P14-G63 — Payment to incapable person
Replacement P14 C044
Article 181 applies to recovery of a payment made to an incapable person under an annulled obligation. Obtain the annulment, incapacity, payment and actual-benefit evidence. No universal repayment rule or benefit amount is established.
Captured table 07
Patch ID · Affected P14 location · Old text or defect · 16 data rows
Patch ID
Affected P14 location
Old text or defect
PASS-17 replacement
P17-X01
P14 C006
“Legal-person existence/representation follows registration and constitutive powers.”
Replace in full with the conditional art. 45–47 claim above, including “when necessary” Executive authorization/approval and the no-licence inference limit.
X02
G1.2 juristic-existence narrative
Stated registration and constitutive representation but omitted the art. 45 conditional approval phrase.
Add that registration is preceded, when legally necessary, by Executive authorization or approval; preserve arts. 46–47 representation rules and all private-document holds.
X03
P14 C027
“Purpose to evade mandatory law or express statutory nullity creates nullity.”
Replace with the full art. 166(VI)–(VII) claim, including the “prohibited without prescribed sanction” branch and the alternative-sanction qualification.
X04
G2.2 art. 166 narrative
Narrative already contained the complete statutory branch.
Preserve unchanged; PASS-17 aligns atomic C027 and coverage G39–G40 with that supported narrative.
X05
P14 C044
“Recovery of payment made to incapable person requires proof of benefit.”
Replace with art. 181’s complete predicate: payment under an annulled obligation to an incapable person, with benefit proof required.
X06
G2.13 art. 181 narrative
Narrative already identified the annulled-obligation predicate.
Preserve unchanged; PASS-17 aligns atomic C044 and G63 with that narrative.
X07
P14-G02
Cited C001, C081; C001 is a scope claim.
Replace with C_BR-P17-C002; P14 C081.
X08
P14-G03
Cited C001 for commencement.
Replace with C_BR-P17-C001.
X09
P14-G08
“Answered gateway. Obtain registration.”
Replace with conditional registration/Executive-approval wording above.
Provider, locality, parent, A066, A097/A098 or country acceptance
No; all remain held.
Find the assertion and its boundaries
Read the evidence with its boundaries. These are saved research components, including revisions. A scoped coordinator review checks selected evidence; it does not certify every claim, a complete jurisdiction, current law or individual applicability. Dates and access limits remain attached to the records.
A098. Civil Code art. 2.044 states that the Code enters into force one year after publication, and the official Planalto footer identifies publication in the DOU on January 11, 2002. PASS-17 does not calculate an exact effective date or certify the full commencement history of every amendment.
A098. PASS-17 freshly reopened the official compiled Civil Code only for arts. 45–47, 166(VI)–(VII), 181 and 2.044 plus the footer. That narrow access does not retroactively reclassify the six original P14 source histories or constitute an all-amendment/current-law certification. Exact source-opening time remains unknown.
Recorded check status: not yet checked
Primary source
PASS-17 access record and C_BR-P17-S001 read limits.
C_BR-P14-C006Saved research record
A097. The legal existence of a private legal person begins with registration of its constitutive act in the proper register, preceded, when necessary, by authorization or approval of the Executive Branch. The register identifies, among other matters, how the entity is administered and represented, and acts of administrators bind the entity when performed within powers defined by the constitutive act. The conditional authorization language does not mean that every private legal person requires prior Executive approval. Registration, CNPJ status or legal existence does not by itself establish a professional, financial, provider, licensing or activity-specific permission.
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Actor/predicate
Private legal person; constitutive act; proper registration; prior Executive authorization or approval only where legally necessary.
Required act/effect
Required registration initiates legal existence; required approval must precede it where applicable; administrator acts bind only within constitutive powers.
Exception/hold
No actual entity, registration, CNPJ, required approval, constitutive act, officer authority or licence was examined.
A097. A transaction is null where its purpose is to evade mandatory law under Civil Code art. 166(VI). Separately, art. 166(VII) applies where a law expressly declares the transaction null or prohibits the practice without prescribing a sanction. Article 166(VII) does not establish that every prohibited act is null regardless of another sanction supplied by the governing law.
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Actor/predicate
Transaction whose objective evades mandatory law; or transaction covered by a specific law declaring nullity or prohibiting the practice without prescribing another sanction.
Required act/effect
Upon the statutory predicate, the transaction falls within a Civil Code nullity ground.
Exception/hold
The particular mandatory rule, prohibition and sanction structure must be read. No actual act, transaction, statutory prohibition or alternative sanction was classified.
A098. Under Civil Code art. 181, a person cannot reclaim what that person paid to an incapable person under an annulled obligation unless the payer proves that the amount paid actually benefited the incapable person.
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Actor/predicate
Payer; incapable recipient; obligation has been annulled; payer seeks recovery.
Required act/effect
Recovery requires proof that the payment reverted to the incapable person’s benefit.
Exception/hold
This is not a universal rule for all payments to incapable persons. No actual incapacity, annulment, payment, benefit, valuation or recoverable amount was determined.
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C_BR-P17-S001Saved research record
Presidência da República, Lei nº 10.406, de 10 de janeiro de 2002 — Código Civil, texto compilado. https://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/leis/2002/l10406compilada.htm
Recorded check status: not yet checked
Status, exact body read, commencement, access and limits
FRESH-READ—OPERATIVE, NARROW PATCH. Read arts. 45–47; art. 166(VI)–(VII); art. 181; art. 2.044; and the official publication footer. Art. 2.044 states one year after publication; footer states DOU January 11, 2002. Official HTML; printed page and zero-based PDF index N/A. Accessed October 26, 2026 PDT / October 27, 2026 UTC; exact opening clock unknown. No full Civil Code reread, current amendment-chain certification, provider-permission analysis, actual legal-person classification, incapacity determination or remedial analysis.
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P17-G01Saved research record
P17-G01 Private legal-person existence
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Coverage ID
P17-G01
Repair issue
Private legal-person existence
Finding / claim refs
Replacement P14 C006
Status, missing fact and exact next action
Registration begins legal existence, subject to conditional prior approval where necessary. Obtain the actual constitutive act and register.
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