Business Rules regarding Fair Division of Inheritance.
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1. The State has to have rules when to declare somebody as dead.

2. The State has to have rules how to establish the identity of a dead individual. A proper public death announcement for inheritance matters has to include information about the identity of the deceased.

3. The State has to have rules on which (public) channels to use to announce the death of an individual. The dead individual might be a foreign citizen (but perhaps with a permanent residency permit in Estonia).

4. Notary has to have rules on how to verify the (death) event, before (s)he can start with fair division Auction registration.

5. Notary has to have rules on which channels to use to notify inheritors (Auction Participants).

6. The selected fair division method establishes the rules and format for acceptable preferences to the auction. Preferences have to be either complete or incomplete, either strict preferences or with ties allowed, either as a ranking or as a set of (normalized) weights.

7. Clearinghouse has to provide assistance on what rules (and strategies based on those rules) matter regarding any specific fair division method. Clearinghouse itself has to use those relevant rules during the computation of the Solution.

8. The State has to have rules on how to Decide whether to recognize the (inheritance division) Solution or whether to Confiscate the property of the deceased to the State.

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Try to define some rules among rules {1-5; 8} in the format of decision tables. Look up Lecture materials from under /Lecture 7/.

In your own project, you have to define at least 2 rules by using decision tables.