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S_SD PASS-04 — Bounded corrections to P03

Fresh public-source check: October 27, 2026, in both America/Los_Angeles (PDT, UTC−07:00) and UTC. The contemporaneous clock check was 14:35:50 PDT / 21:35:50 UTC.

Disposition: The two agency qualifications are corrected, and the federal indebtedness-transfer restriction receives its own atomic claim and crosswalk. The affected text below supersedes only the identified P03 passages. All five qualitative examples remain, subject only to the agency cross-reference insertions specified for E02 and E04.

1. Fresh source table and affected source annotations

Each source was freshly accessed for this response. Prior P03 reading and the coordinator’s supplied observations are not represented as fresh access to coordinator files or packets.

Source ID Issuer, title, complete literal HTTPS URL Exact fresh read bounds and status Access dates, provenance, and effect on P03
S_SD-P4-S001 South Dakota Legislature, Chapter 59-2—Creation of Agency. https://sdlegislature.gov/api/Statutes/59-2.html?all=true Selected operative bodies §§59-2-2, 59-2-3, 59-2-4, including their displayed histories. Live official codified text; no express consolidated through-date shown in these bodies. The complete session-law/effectivity chain remains unverified. HTML: printed page/PDF index not applicable. October 27, 2026 PDT / October 27, 2026 UTC. Fresh selected-body read by this response. Adds the corrective annotation to P03-S008 for the form-of-authority rule and its surrounding ratification conditions. It does not replace that source group’s other previously read provisions. South Dakota Legislature
S_SD-P4-S002 South Dakota Legislature, Chapter 59-3—Powers of Agent. https://sdlegislature.gov/api/Statutes/59-3.html?all=true Selected operative bodies §59-3-15, opening condition and subdivisions (1)–(4), and §59-3-16. Live official codified text; complete amendment/effectivity chain not reconstructed. HTML: printed page/PDF index not applicable. October 27, 2026 PDT / October 27, 2026 UTC. Fresh selected-body read by this response. Adds the corrective annotation to P03-S008 for delegation and the separate lawful-subagent consequence. No fresh approval of actual authority, appointment, or provider switching. South Dakota Legislature
S_SD-P4-S003 Federal Trade Commission regulation, displayed by OFR/GPO in eCFR: 16 C.F.R. Part 429—Rule Concerning Cooling-off Period for Sales Made at Homes or at Certain Other Locations. https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-16/chapter-I/subchapter-D/part-429 Freshly read §429.0(a)–(f) for the necessary coverage predicates, §429.1’s introductory clause and paragraph (h), and §§429.2–429.3 as limiting context. Other §429.1 duties were not re-audited. Display: through October 23, 2026; Title 16 last amended October 19, 2026. Authoritative but unofficial eCFR. HTML: printed page/PDF index not applicable. October 27, 2026 PDT / October 27, 2026 UTC. Fresh selected-body read by this response. Adds the paragraph-(h) claim linkage to P03-S015. The title-wide amendment date is not treated as an amendment date for paragraph (h), and the display is not a later-period currency certificate. eCFR+1

Source-status result: The selected live passages support the supplied corrections. No material conflict with the coordinator’s quoted corrective wording was found. No requested operative clause remained unread because of a P04 access failure.

2. Atomic corrective claims and exact replacement passages

The replacement text column supplies the actual corrected prose. Cross-references below use these full claim identifiers; they do not create additional unstated rules.

New claim ID Exact replacement text Source/pinpoint Affected original; predicates and effect
S_SD-P4-C001 Under §59-2-3, oral authorization generally suffices. When law requires the contract to be entered into to be written, authority to enter it must itself be conferred by a written instrument—except where the contract is a negotiable instrument. S_SD-P4-S001, §59-2-3. South Dakota Legislature Replaces P03-C022’s second sentence. Restores the express exception and preserves the distinction between the contract’s writing requirement and the form of the agent’s authority. No debt, settlement, or document is classified as a negotiable instrument here.
S_SD-P4-C002 Agency may arise through prior authorization or subsequent ratification. Ratification requires the manner originally necessary to confer authority; where oral authority would suffice, accepting or retaining the act’s benefit with notice may ratify it. At ratification, the principal must have power to confer the authority. S_SD-P4-S001, §§59-2-2 and 59-2-4. South Dakota Legislature Preserves and qualifies P03-C022’s surrounding creation/ratification treatment. This is not a finding of actual authorization, notice, benefit acceptance, capacity, or ratification. It does not displace the other retained ratification limitations.
S_SD-P4-C003 Unless the principal specially forbids delegation, §59-3-15 permits it only in four circumstances: (1) the act is purely mechanical; (2) the agent cannot personally lawfully perform the act, but the subagent can lawfully perform it; (3) delegation accords with the usage of the place; or (4) the principal specially authorizes delegation. The second branch is not a general substitute-competence test. S_SD-P4-S002, §59-3-15, opening condition and subdivisions (1)–(4). South Dakota Legislature Replaces the delegation summary in P03-C049. Restores both the principal-prohibition qualification and the exact second-branch distinction. No actual delegation or assignment is approved.
S_SD-P4-C004 Separately, §59-3-16 provides that a lawfully appointed subagent represents the principal as the original agent does, and that the original agent is not responsible to third persons for the subagent’s acts. Lawful appointment is a prerequisite, not a fact established by this correction. S_SD-P4-S002, §59-3-16. South Dakota Legislature Supplies a distinct sentence following the corrected P03-C049 discussion. It does not serve as permission to appoint a subagent or decide any broader liability, fiduciary-duty, or actual-consent question.
S_SD-P4-C005 For a nonexempt door-to-door sale within Part 429—meeting its consumer-goods/services, personal-solicitation, off-premises agreement, applicable price, and exclusion predicates—§429.1(h) prohibits the seller from negotiating, transferring, selling, or assigning any note or other evidence of indebtedness to a finance company or another third party before midnight of the fifth business day following the day the contract was signed or the goods or services were purchased. This is not a universal provider-switching prohibition. S_SD-P4-S003, §429.0; §429.1 introductory clause and (h); §429.3. eCFR+1 New, distinct atomic claim for P03’s coverage row “4. Limited federal assignment restriction.” The covered-sale predicate is essential. No actual instrument, transaction, transfer, recipient, or calendar is classified.

Placement instructions for the principal corrections

In A.2/P03-C022, retain the agency-creation proposition using C002 and replace the overbroad writing sentence with C001. Preserve the existing warning that the actual grant, scope, conduct, and ratification facts are unknown.

In A.4/P03-C049, replace the abbreviated delegation summary with C003; follow it with the separate C004 sentence. Keep P03-C050’s agency-termination/POA hold unchanged.

Add C005 as a separate proposition adjacent to the switching/assignment discussion, rather than attaching it to C049 or another unrelated agency claim.

3. Exact affected downstream replacements

These are limited insertions or cell replacements, not regenerated examples or a new agreement audit.

P03 location Replacement or insertion text Corrective linkage
A.6 worksheet — “Negotiation versus settlement authority” Authority: Retain the existing applicable authorities and add S_SD-P4-C001–C004. Generic evidence: Identify the authority grant, its scope and form, the contract’s writing predicate, any applicable instrument exception, and any delegation restrictions. Do not assume actual acceptance or payment authority. C001–C004; retain P03-C023–C024 and their independent conditions.
A.6 worksheet — “Switching, delegation, and termination” Classification: Partly unresolved. Authority: Apply S_SD-P4-C003 before relying on S_SD-P4-C004. Generic evidence: Identify the principal’s restrictions and the applicable statutory branch. Retain the separate assignment, agency-termination, and POA holds; no actual switching authority is established. C003–C004; P03-C050 remains unchanged.
A.6 worksheet — add a distinct conditional row, “Off-premises indebtedness-evidence disposition” Classification: Conditional federal restriction, not a general switching rule. Authority: S_SD-P4-C005. Generic evidence: Establish covered-sale classification, document type, proposed disposition, recipient category, and triggering events. No actual record or calendar was examined. C005; P03-S015 → P4-S003.
E02 — agency-analysis paragraph only The document’s agency significance remains subject to S_SD-P4-C001–C004. The rejection hypothesis does not supply missing authorization, delegation, or execution facts. Add after the existing scope/acceptance-authority discussion. Keep the hypothetical, rejection outcome, payment conditions, and remaining analysis unchanged.
E04 — agency inquiry only Apply S_SD-P4-C001–C004 within the separate agency inquiry. The electronic-signature hypothesis is not a finding that those agency predicates are satisfied. Add to the existing package-analysis paragraph. Do not replace the separate electronic-delivery, signature-attribution, organizational-status, or payment inquiries.
Coverage — “2. Negotiation versus binding settlement” Answered framework; application unresolved. Claims: S_SD-P4-C001–C004, together with retained P03-C023–C024. Missing facts: authority grant, relevant document classification, principal restrictions, delegation facts, and execution. No actual authority determination or record acquisition is authorized. Corrects the affected coverage row without changing the retained settlement/execution conditions.
Coverage — “4. Switching/delegation/assignment” Partial. Claims: S_SD-P4-C003–C004 and retained P03-C050. Delegation text is corrected; actual appointment, assignment, termination, and POA predicates remain unresolved. Any future textual inquiry must remain limited to authorized published generic authorities. Does not cure the existing Chapter 59-7 access hold.
Coverage — “4. Limited federal assignment restriction” Answered conditionally at the displayed source version. Claim: S_SD-P4-C005. Source: S_SD-P4-S003, §429.1 introductory clause and (h), with Part 429 coverage predicates. Actual coverage, document, disposition, recipient, and timing facts remain unknown. No provider-switching rule or actual deadline is inferred. Replaces the former source-only cross-reference with the distinct atomic claim.

The worksheet insertions describe evidence categories only. They do not authorize querying or obtaining actual provider, consumer, instrument, account, or transaction records.

4. Correction coverage table

Subissue Status Corrected claims / affected locations Exact remaining gap and next bounded permitted step
Group 1(a): oral authorization, writing predicate, negotiable-instrument exception Answered textual correction C001; A.2/C022; negotiation worksheet and coverage row Actual contract classification and the source of any writing requirement are unknown. No further generic source is needed for this wording repair; retain the factual hold without searching instruments or records.
Group 1(a): surrounding ratification conditions Answered as retained conditional context C002; A.2/C022 No actual notice, benefit acceptance, original-authority form, or power-to-ratify facts supplied. Preserve those predicates and the other existing limitations; no actual ratification finding.
Group 1(b): prohibition by principal and four delegation branches Answered textual correction C003; A.4/C049; switching worksheet and coverage row No principal instructions, qualifying act, local usage, or special delegation authorization supplied. No substitute-competence inference. Further interpretation, if separately required, would concern published generic authority only.
Group 1(b): separate lawful-subagent consequence Answered conditionally C004; separate sentence following C049 Lawful appointment is unproved. Broader responsibility and remedies questions are excluded; no additional liability investigation undertaken.
Group 1: propagation into E02/E04 and related worksheet/coverage cells Answered editorial correction Section 3 replacements The examples retain their assumed facts and missing predicates. They are not actual-consent findings. E01, E03, and E05 require no correction from these issues.
Group 2: federal restricted act, object, recipient, and endpoint Answered at displayed version C005; A.4 insertion and conditional worksheet row Actual Part 429 coverage and transaction facts remain unknown. The display’s later-period currency limit is preserved. No new calendar, instrument classification, or provider-switching conclusion.
Group 2: missing atomic claim and source/coverage crosswalk Answered C005 → S003 → P03’s limited federal assignment row The missing claim linkage is supplied. No unrelated claim ID is reused; no further source retrieval is required to repair that crosswalk.
Underlying agency termination, POA, actual assent, and all broader P03 holds Unresolved / excluded from this correction P03-C050 and the retained gap register No old failed route was retried. Only a separately authorized, bounded published-authority inquiry could address the missing text; this correction supplies no record-search authorization.

5. Complete effect-on-original table

Original material or subissue Superseded or affected treatment Effect of P04 What remains unchanged
P03-C022, second sentence Unqualified statement that a writing-required contract always requires written agent authority Replace with C001 No automatic classification of any debt or settlement instrument; no actual grant established.
P03-C022, creation/ratification context Broad statement that authority can arise by authorization or ratification Preserve through C002’s conditional formulation Ratification remains fact-dependent; other previously retained limitations are not removed.
P03-C049, delegation summary “Qualified substitute performance,” generic usage, and express-authority shorthand Replace with C003 No automatic switching, assignment, or settlement authority.
P03-C049’s §59-3-16 interface Delegation and subagent effect could be read together without a distinct lawful-appointment gate Separate C004 from C003 No new determination that a subagent was lawfully appointed.
A.2 agency prose and negotiation worksheet Reliance on the incomplete C022 formulation Add the specified C001–C004 cross-references and evidence predicates Actual/ostensible-authority distinctions and independent settlement/payment questions remain.
A.4 agency prose and switching worksheet Reliance on the abbreviated C049 formulation Use C003 and C004 separately P03-C050, Chapter 59-7 termination, POA, and assignment holds remain.
E02 Agency inquiry omitted the corrected qualifications by reference Add only the Section 3 sentence Rejection hypothesis and all other conclusions retained; no new example.
E04 Agency inquiry needed the same corrected cross-reference Add only the Section 3 sentence Electronic and mixed-purpose analysis retained; no electronic-law rerun.
Coverage: negotiation / switching rows Incomplete corrected-claim mapping Replace only the two cells shown in Section 3 Their unresolved actual-fact status remains.
Coverage: limited federal assignment restriction Consequential proposition cited only to P03-S015, without an atomic claim Add C005 and the S003 pinpoint; replace the coverage cell No universal provider-switching prohibition or actual deadline.
A.4 / worksheet federal linkage No distinct audited claim for the limited transfer issue Add a separate conditional C005 reference and worksheet row Does not merge federal disposition restrictions with state agency delegation.
P03-S008 Existing agency source group Append P4-S001 and P4-S002 selected-read annotations Earlier source/read history is not rewritten as a P04 access event.
P03-S015 Existing Part 429 source group Append P4-S003 and C005 linkage Prior source history, state/federal threshold distinctions, and state-electronic versus federal-telegram notice wording remain preserved.
All five P03 examples; P01/P02 corrections Otherwise unaffected Retain; no new mathematics or calendars Original provenance and supplied review status are not re-certified or overwritten.

6. Read-status and remaining holds

Fresh reading: Three public primary-source documents supplied the selected operative clauses. No source snippet substituted for those bodies. No materially different live wording required a correction beyond the assigned groups.

Prior and supplied material: P03’s earlier reads remain historical reads. The coordinator’s review, packet, and hash observations are supplied background—not checks performed in this response. This is a researcher correction self-check, not independent review.

Not reopened: No agency-termination failure route, recording inquiry, CROA/E-SIGN currency route, professional-rule chain, provider record, or unrelated source was revisited. No local coordinator file, import, or hash operation occurred.

Unchanged holds: Provider-specific form/final-rule inventory; §37-30A-10 service/refund interpretation; agency termination and POA; interstate recording; professional-insurance exceptions and adoption chain; CROA/E-SIGN currentness after October 7; the full state session-law chain; actual contract, assent, authority, classification, funds, earnings, payment, and account facts; custody, processors, transmission, trust, bond/security priority; and every other South Dakota, state, local, tribal, country, and parent-dossier dimension.

No actual fee, refund, agreement, notice, debit, settlement, or provider operation is approved. No state, component, A066, operational, or publication acceptance follows.

END S_SD PASS-04.

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Captured table 01

Source ID · Issuer, title, complete literal HTTPS URL · Exact fresh read bounds and status · 3 data rows

Source IDIssuer, title, complete literal HTTPS URLExact fresh read bounds and statusAccess dates, provenance, and effect on P03
S_SD-P4-S001South Dakota Legislature, Chapter 59-2—Creation of Agency. https://sdlegislature.gov/api/Statutes/59-2.html?all=trueSelected operative bodies §§59-2-2, 59-2-3, 59-2-4, including their displayed histories. Live official codified text; no express consolidated through-date shown in these bodies. The complete session-law/effectivity chain remains unverified. HTML: printed page/PDF index not applicable.October 27, 2026 PDT / October 27, 2026 UTC. Fresh selected-body read by this response. Adds the corrective annotation to P03-S008 for the form-of-authority rule and its surrounding ratification conditions. It does not replace that source group’s other previously read provisions. South Dakota Legislature
S_SD-P4-S002South Dakota Legislature, Chapter 59-3—Powers of Agent. https://sdlegislature.gov/api/Statutes/59-3.html?all=trueSelected operative bodies §59-3-15, opening condition and subdivisions (1)–(4), and §59-3-16. Live official codified text; complete amendment/effectivity chain not reconstructed. HTML: printed page/PDF index not applicable.October 27, 2026 PDT / October 27, 2026 UTC. Fresh selected-body read by this response. Adds the corrective annotation to P03-S008 for delegation and the separate lawful-subagent consequence. No fresh approval of actual authority, appointment, or provider switching. South Dakota Legislature
S_SD-P4-S003Federal Trade Commission regulation, displayed by OFR/GPO in eCFR: 16 C.F.R. Part 429—Rule Concerning Cooling-off Period for Sales Made at Homes or at Certain Other Locations. https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-16/chapter-I/subchapter-D/part-429Freshly read §429.0(a)–(f) for the necessary coverage predicates, §429.1’s introductory clause and paragraph (h), and §§429.2–429.3 as limiting context. Other §429.1 duties were not re-audited. Display: through October 23, 2026; Title 16 last amended October 19, 2026. Authoritative but unofficial eCFR. HTML: printed page/PDF index not applicable.October 27, 2026 PDT / October 27, 2026 UTC. Fresh selected-body read by this response. Adds the paragraph-(h) claim linkage to P03-S015. The title-wide amendment date is not treated as an amendment date for paragraph (h), and the display is not a later-period currency certificate. eCFR +1
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Captured table 02

New claim ID · Exact replacement text · Source/pinpoint · 5 data rows

New claim IDExact replacement textSource/pinpointAffected original; predicates and effect
S_SD-P4-C001Under §59-2-3, oral authorization generally suffices. When law requires the contract to be entered into to be written, authority to enter it must itself be conferred by a written instrument—except where the contract is a negotiable instrument.S_SD-P4-S001, §59-2-3. South Dakota LegislatureReplaces P03-C022’s second sentence. Restores the express exception and preserves the distinction between the contract’s writing requirement and the form of the agent’s authority. No debt, settlement, or document is classified as a negotiable instrument here.
S_SD-P4-C002Agency may arise through prior authorization or subsequent ratification. Ratification requires the manner originally necessary to confer authority; where oral authority would suffice, accepting or retaining the act’s benefit with notice may ratify it. At ratification, the principal must have power to confer the authority.S_SD-P4-S001, §§59-2-2 and 59-2-4. South Dakota LegislaturePreserves and qualifies P03-C022’s surrounding creation/ratification treatment. This is not a finding of actual authorization, notice, benefit acceptance, capacity, or ratification. It does not displace the other retained ratification limitations.
S_SD-P4-C003Unless the principal specially forbids delegation, §59-3-15 permits it only in four circumstances: (1) the act is purely mechanical; (2) the agent cannot personally lawfully perform the act, but the subagent can lawfully perform it; (3) delegation accords with the usage of the place; or (4) the principal specially authorizes delegation. The second branch is not a general substitute-competence test.S_SD-P4-S002, §59-3-15, opening condition and subdivisions (1)–(4). South Dakota LegislatureReplaces the delegation summary in P03-C049. Restores both the principal-prohibition qualification and the exact second-branch distinction. No actual delegation or assignment is approved.
S_SD-P4-C004Separately, §59-3-16 provides that a lawfully appointed subagent represents the principal as the original agent does, and that the original agent is not responsible to third persons for the subagent’s acts. Lawful appointment is a prerequisite, not a fact established by this correction.S_SD-P4-S002, §59-3-16. South Dakota LegislatureSupplies a distinct sentence following the corrected P03-C049 discussion. It does not serve as permission to appoint a subagent or decide any broader liability, fiduciary-duty, or actual-consent question.
S_SD-P4-C005For a nonexempt door-to-door sale within Part 429—meeting its consumer-goods/services, personal-solicitation, off-premises agreement, applicable price, and exclusion predicates—§429.1(h) prohibits the seller from negotiating, transferring, selling, or assigning any note or other evidence of indebtedness to a finance company or another third party before midnight of the fifth business day following the day the contract was signed or the goods or services were purchased. This is not a universal provider-switching prohibition.S_SD-P4-S003, §429.0; §429.1 introductory clause and (h); §429.3. eCFR +1New, distinct atomic claim for P03’s coverage row “4. Limited federal assignment restriction.” The covered-sale predicate is essential. No actual instrument, transaction, transfer, recipient, or calendar is classified.
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Captured table 03

P03 location · Replacement or insertion text · Corrective linkage · 8 data rows

P03 locationReplacement or insertion textCorrective linkage
A.6 worksheet — “Negotiation versus settlement authority”Authority: Retain the existing applicable authorities and add S_SD-P4-C001–C004. Generic evidence: Identify the authority grant, its scope and form, the contract’s writing predicate, any applicable instrument exception, and any delegation restrictions. Do not assume actual acceptance or payment authority.C001–C004; retain P03-C023–C024 and their independent conditions.
A.6 worksheet — “Switching, delegation, and termination”Classification: Partly unresolved. Authority: Apply S_SD-P4-C003 before relying on S_SD-P4-C004. Generic evidence: Identify the principal’s restrictions and the applicable statutory branch. Retain the separate assignment, agency-termination, and POA holds; no actual switching authority is established.C003–C004; P03-C050 remains unchanged.
A.6 worksheet — add a distinct conditional row, “Off-premises indebtedness-evidence disposition”Classification: Conditional federal restriction, not a general switching rule. Authority: S_SD-P4-C005. Generic evidence: Establish covered-sale classification, document type, proposed disposition, recipient category, and triggering events. No actual record or calendar was examined.C005; P03-S015 → P4-S003.
E02 — agency-analysis paragraph onlyThe document’s agency significance remains subject to S_SD-P4-C001–C004. The rejection hypothesis does not supply missing authorization, delegation, or execution facts.Add after the existing scope/acceptance-authority discussion. Keep the hypothetical, rejection outcome, payment conditions, and remaining analysis unchanged.
E04 — agency inquiry onlyApply S_SD-P4-C001–C004 within the separate agency inquiry. The electronic-signature hypothesis is not a finding that those agency predicates are satisfied.Add to the existing package-analysis paragraph. Do not replace the separate electronic-delivery, signature-attribution, organizational-status, or payment inquiries.
Coverage — “2. Negotiation versus binding settlement”Answered framework; application unresolved. Claims: S_SD-P4-C001–C004, together with retained P03-C023–C024. Missing facts: authority grant, relevant document classification, principal restrictions, delegation facts, and execution. No actual authority determination or record acquisition is authorized.Corrects the affected coverage row without changing the retained settlement/execution conditions.
Coverage — “4. Switching/delegation/assignment”Partial. Claims: S_SD-P4-C003–C004 and retained P03-C050. Delegation text is corrected; actual appointment, assignment, termination, and POA predicates remain unresolved. Any future textual inquiry must remain limited to authorized published generic authorities.Does not cure the existing Chapter 59-7 access hold.
Coverage — “4. Limited federal assignment restriction”Answered conditionally at the displayed source version. Claim: S_SD-P4-C005. Source: S_SD-P4-S003, §429.1 introductory clause and (h), with Part 429 coverage predicates. Actual coverage, document, disposition, recipient, and timing facts remain unknown. No provider-switching rule or actual deadline is inferred.Replaces the former source-only cross-reference with the distinct atomic claim.

Captured table 04

Subissue · Status · Corrected claims / affected locations · 8 data rows

SubissueStatusCorrected claims / affected locationsExact remaining gap and next bounded permitted step
Group 1(a): oral authorization, writing predicate, negotiable-instrument exceptionAnswered textual correctionC001; A.2/C022; negotiation worksheet and coverage rowActual contract classification and the source of any writing requirement are unknown. No further generic source is needed for this wording repair; retain the factual hold without searching instruments or records.
Group 1(a): surrounding ratification conditionsAnswered as retained conditional contextC002; A.2/C022No actual notice, benefit acceptance, original-authority form, or power-to-ratify facts supplied. Preserve those predicates and the other existing limitations; no actual ratification finding.
Group 1(b): prohibition by principal and four delegation branchesAnswered textual correctionC003; A.4/C049; switching worksheet and coverage rowNo principal instructions, qualifying act, local usage, or special delegation authorization supplied. No substitute-competence inference. Further interpretation, if separately required, would concern published generic authority only.
Group 1(b): separate lawful-subagent consequenceAnswered conditionallyC004; separate sentence following C049Lawful appointment is unproved. Broader responsibility and remedies questions are excluded; no additional liability investigation undertaken.
Group 1: propagation into E02/E04 and related worksheet/coverage cellsAnswered editorial correctionSection 3 replacementsThe examples retain their assumed facts and missing predicates. They are not actual-consent findings. E01, E03, and E05 require no correction from these issues.
Group 2: federal restricted act, object, recipient, and endpointAnswered at displayed versionC005; A.4 insertion and conditional worksheet rowActual Part 429 coverage and transaction facts remain unknown. The display’s later-period currency limit is preserved. No new calendar, instrument classification, or provider-switching conclusion.
Group 2: missing atomic claim and source/coverage crosswalkAnsweredC005 → S003 → P03’s limited federal assignment rowThe missing claim linkage is supplied. No unrelated claim ID is reused; no further source retrieval is required to repair that crosswalk.
Underlying agency termination, POA, actual assent, and all broader P03 holdsUnresolved / excluded from this correctionP03-C050 and the retained gap registerNo old failed route was retried. Only a separately authorized, bounded published-authority inquiry could address the missing text; this correction supplies no record-search authorization.

Captured table 05

Original material or subissue · Superseded or affected treatment · Effect of P04 · 14 data rows

Original material or subissueSuperseded or affected treatmentEffect of P04What remains unchanged
P03-C022, second sentenceUnqualified statement that a writing-required contract always requires written agent authorityReplace with C001No automatic classification of any debt or settlement instrument; no actual grant established.
P03-C022, creation/ratification contextBroad statement that authority can arise by authorization or ratificationPreserve through C002’s conditional formulationRatification remains fact-dependent; other previously retained limitations are not removed.
P03-C049, delegation summary“Qualified substitute performance,” generic usage, and express-authority shorthandReplace with C003No automatic switching, assignment, or settlement authority.
P03-C049’s §59-3-16 interfaceDelegation and subagent effect could be read together without a distinct lawful-appointment gateSeparate C004 from C003No new determination that a subagent was lawfully appointed.
A.2 agency prose and negotiation worksheetReliance on the incomplete C022 formulationAdd the specified C001–C004 cross-references and evidence predicatesActual/ostensible-authority distinctions and independent settlement/payment questions remain.
A.4 agency prose and switching worksheetReliance on the abbreviated C049 formulationUse C003 and C004 separatelyP03-C050, Chapter 59-7 termination, POA, and assignment holds remain.
E02Agency inquiry omitted the corrected qualifications by referenceAdd only the Section 3 sentenceRejection hypothesis and all other conclusions retained; no new example.
E04Agency inquiry needed the same corrected cross-referenceAdd only the Section 3 sentenceElectronic and mixed-purpose analysis retained; no electronic-law rerun.
Coverage: negotiation / switching rowsIncomplete corrected-claim mappingReplace only the two cells shown in Section 3Their unresolved actual-fact status remains.
Coverage: limited federal assignment restrictionConsequential proposition cited only to P03-S015, without an atomic claimAdd C005 and the S003 pinpoint; replace the coverage cellNo universal provider-switching prohibition or actual deadline.
A.4 / worksheet federal linkageNo distinct audited claim for the limited transfer issueAdd a separate conditional C005 reference and worksheet rowDoes not merge federal disposition restrictions with state agency delegation.
P03-S008Existing agency source groupAppend P4-S001 and P4-S002 selected-read annotationsEarlier source/read history is not rewritten as a P04 access event.
P03-S015Existing Part 429 source groupAppend P4-S003 and C005 linkagePrior source history, state/federal threshold distinctions, and state-electronic versus federal-telegram notice wording remain preserved.
All five P03 examples; P01/P02 correctionsOtherwise unaffectedRetain; no new mathematics or calendarsOriginal provenance and supplied review status are not re-certified or overwritten.

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S_SD-P4-C001 Saved research record

Under §59-2-3, oral authorization generally suffices. When law requires the contract to be entered into to be written, authority to enter it must itself be conferred by a written instrument—except where the contract is a negotiable instrument.

Recorded check status: bounded corrective claim checked with explicit predicates holds

New claim ID
S_SD-P4-C001
Source/pinpoint
S_SD-P4-S001, §59-2-3. South Dakota Legislature
Affected original; predicates and effect
Replaces P03-C022’s second sentence. Restores the express exception and preserves the distinction between the contract’s writing requirement and the form of the agent’s authority. No debt, settlement, or document is classified as a negotiable instrument here.
S_SD-P4-C002 Saved research record

Agency may arise through prior authorization or subsequent ratification. Ratification requires the manner originally necessary to confer authority; where oral authority would suffice, accepting or retaining the act’s benefit with notice may ratify it. At ratification, the principal must have power to confer the authority.

Recorded check status: bounded corrective claim checked with explicit predicates holds

New claim ID
S_SD-P4-C002
Source/pinpoint
S_SD-P4-S001, §§59-2-2 and 59-2-4. South Dakota Legislature
Affected original; predicates and effect
Preserves and qualifies P03-C022’s surrounding creation/ratification treatment. This is not a finding of actual authorization, notice, benefit acceptance, capacity, or ratification. It does not displace the other retained ratification limitations.
S_SD-P4-C003 Saved research record

Unless the principal specially forbids delegation, §59-3-15 permits it only in four circumstances: (1) the act is purely mechanical; (2) the agent cannot personally lawfully perform the act, but the subagent can lawfully perform it; (3) delegation accords with the usage of the place; or (4) the principal specially authorizes delegation. The second branch is not a general substitute-competence test.

Recorded check status: bounded corrective claim checked with explicit predicates holds

New claim ID
S_SD-P4-C003
Source/pinpoint
S_SD-P4-S002, §59-3-15, opening condition and subdivisions (1)–(4). South Dakota Legislature
Affected original; predicates and effect
Replaces the delegation summary in P03-C049. Restores both the principal-prohibition qualification and the exact second-branch distinction. No actual delegation or assignment is approved.
S_SD-P4-C004 Saved research record

Separately, §59-3-16 provides that a lawfully appointed subagent represents the principal as the original agent does, and that the original agent is not responsible to third persons for the subagent’s acts. Lawful appointment is a prerequisite, not a fact established by this correction.

Recorded check status: bounded corrective claim checked with explicit predicates holds

New claim ID
S_SD-P4-C004
Source/pinpoint
S_SD-P4-S002, §59-3-16. South Dakota Legislature
Affected original; predicates and effect
Supplies a distinct sentence following the corrected P03-C049 discussion. It does not serve as permission to appoint a subagent or decide any broader liability, fiduciary-duty, or actual-consent question.
S_SD-P4-C005 Saved research record

For a nonexempt door-to-door sale within Part 429—meeting its consumer-goods/services, personal-solicitation, off-premises agreement, applicable price, and exclusion predicates—§429.1(h) prohibits the seller from negotiating, transferring, selling, or assigning any note or other evidence of indebtedness to a finance company or another third party before midnight of the fifth business day following the day the contract was signed or the goods or services were purchased. This is not a universal provider-switching prohibition.

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New claim ID
S_SD-P4-C005
Source/pinpoint
S_SD-P4-S003, §429.0; §429.1 introductory clause and (h); §429.3. eCFR +1
Affected original; predicates and effect
New, distinct atomic claim for P03’s coverage row “4. Limited federal assignment restriction.” The covered-sale predicate is essential. No actual instrument, transaction, transfer, recipient, or calendar is classified.

Sources, pinpoints and access limits

Keep the source version, actual read extent and jurisdiction with the proposition. A link or researcher access claim is not a substitute for an operative primary passage.

S_SD-P4-S001 Saved research record

South Dakota Legislature, Chapter 59-2—Creation of Agency. https://sdlegislature.gov/api/Statutes/59-2.html?all=true

Recorded check status: fresh selected body checked

Exact fresh read bounds and status
Selected operative bodies §§59-2-2, 59-2-3, 59-2-4, including their displayed histories. Live official codified text; no express consolidated through-date shown in these bodies. The complete session-law/effectivity chain remains unverified. HTML: printed page/PDF index not applicable.
Access dates, provenance, and effect on P03
October 27, 2026 PDT / October 27, 2026 UTC. Fresh selected-body read by this response. Adds the corrective annotation to P03-S008 for the form-of-authority rule and its surrounding ratification conditions. It does not replace that source group’s other previously read provisions. South Dakota Legislature
Direct source URLs
https://sdlegislature.gov/api/Statutes/59-2.html?all=true
S_SD-P4-S002 Saved research record

South Dakota Legislature, Chapter 59-3—Powers of Agent. https://sdlegislature.gov/api/Statutes/59-3.html?all=true

Recorded check status: fresh selected body checked

Exact fresh read bounds and status
Selected operative bodies §59-3-15, opening condition and subdivisions (1)–(4), and §59-3-16. Live official codified text; complete amendment/effectivity chain not reconstructed. HTML: printed page/PDF index not applicable.
Access dates, provenance, and effect on P03
October 27, 2026 PDT / October 27, 2026 UTC. Fresh selected-body read by this response. Adds the corrective annotation to P03-S008 for delegation and the separate lawful-subagent consequence. No fresh approval of actual authority, appointment, or provider switching. South Dakota Legislature
Direct source URLs
https://sdlegislature.gov/api/Statutes/59-3.html?all=true
S_SD-P4-S003 Saved research record

Federal Trade Commission regulation, displayed by OFR/GPO in eCFR: 16 C.F.R. Part 429—Rule Concerning Cooling-off Period for Sales Made at Homes or at Certain Other Locations. https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-16/chapter-I/subchapter-D/part-429

Recorded check status: fresh selected body checked

Exact fresh read bounds and status
Freshly read §429.0(a)–(f) for the necessary coverage predicates, §429.1’s introductory clause and paragraph (h), and §§429.2–429.3 as limiting context. Other §429.1 duties were not re-audited. Display: through October 23, 2026; Title 16 last amended October 19, 2026. Authoritative but unofficial eCFR. HTML: printed page/PDF index not applicable.
Access dates, provenance, and effect on P03
October 27, 2026 PDT / October 27, 2026 UTC. Fresh selected-body read by this response. Adds the paragraph-(h) claim linkage to P03-S015. The title-wide amendment date is not treated as an amendment date for paragraph (h), and the display is not a later-period currency certificate. eCFR +1
Direct source URLs
https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-16/chapter-I/subchapter-D/part-429

What was examined—and what is still missing

The saved component-level coverage record keeps answered, partial, blank and unresolved branches distinct. A coverage label is not acceptance of a whole subject or jurisdiction.

coverage-1 Saved research record

Group 1(a): oral authorization, writing predicate, negotiable-instrument exception

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status
Answered textual correction
Corrected claims / affected locations
C001; A.2/C022; negotiation worksheet and coverage row
Exact remaining gap and next bounded permitted step
Actual contract classification and the source of any writing requirement are unknown. No further generic source is needed for this wording repair; retain the factual hold without searching instruments or records.

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coordinator acceptance
bounded_correction_resolved_all_other_holds_retained
coverage-2 Saved research record

Group 1(a): surrounding ratification conditions

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status
Answered as retained conditional context
Corrected claims / affected locations
C002; A.2/C022
Exact remaining gap and next bounded permitted step
No actual notice, benefit acceptance, original-authority form, or power-to-ratify facts supplied. Preserve those predicates and the other existing limitations; no actual ratification finding.

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coordinator acceptance
bounded_correction_resolved_all_other_holds_retained
coverage-3 Saved research record

Group 1(b): prohibition by principal and four delegation branches

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status
Answered textual correction
Corrected claims / affected locations
C003; A.4/C049; switching worksheet and coverage row
Exact remaining gap and next bounded permitted step
No principal instructions, qualifying act, local usage, or special delegation authorization supplied. No substitute-competence inference. Further interpretation, if separately required, would concern published generic authority only.

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coordinator acceptance
bounded_correction_resolved_all_other_holds_retained
coverage-4 Saved research record

Group 1(b): separate lawful-subagent consequence

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status
Answered conditionally
Corrected claims / affected locations
C004; separate sentence following C049
Exact remaining gap and next bounded permitted step
Lawful appointment is unproved. Broader responsibility and remedies questions are excluded; no additional liability investigation undertaken.

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coordinator acceptance
bounded_correction_resolved_all_other_holds_retained
coverage-5 Saved research record

Group 1: propagation into E02/E04 and related worksheet/coverage cells

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status
Answered editorial correction
Corrected claims / affected locations
Section 3 replacements
Exact remaining gap and next bounded permitted step
The examples retain their assumed facts and missing predicates. They are not actual-consent findings. E01, E03, and E05 require no correction from these issues.

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coordinator acceptance
bounded_correction_resolved_all_other_holds_retained
coverage-6 Saved research record

Group 2: federal restricted act, object, recipient, and endpoint

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status
Answered at displayed version
Corrected claims / affected locations
C005; A.4 insertion and conditional worksheet row
Exact remaining gap and next bounded permitted step
Actual Part 429 coverage and transaction facts remain unknown. The display’s later-period currency limit is preserved. No new calendar, instrument classification, or provider-switching conclusion.

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coordinator acceptance
bounded_correction_resolved_all_other_holds_retained
coverage-7 Saved research record

Group 2: missing atomic claim and source/coverage crosswalk

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status
Answered
Corrected claims / affected locations
C005 → S003 → P03’s limited federal assignment row
Exact remaining gap and next bounded permitted step
The missing claim linkage is supplied. No unrelated claim ID is reused; no further source retrieval is required to repair that crosswalk.

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coordinator acceptance
bounded_correction_resolved_all_other_holds_retained
coverage-8 Saved research record

Underlying agency termination, POA, actual assent, and all broader P03 holds

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Status
Unresolved / excluded from this correction
Corrected claims / affected locations
P03-C050 and the retained gap register
Exact remaining gap and next bounded permitted step
No old failed route was retried. Only a separately authorized, bounded published-authority inquiry could address the missing text; this correction supplies no record-search authorization.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance
bounded_correction_resolved_all_other_holds_retained

Corrections, review and scope

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Recorded review disposition

accepted with limits

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