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Docs: Notes on mutable assets & determining asset owners

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To determine the current owner(s) of an asset, find the most recent valid transaction involving it, and then look at the list of owners in the _conditions_ (not the fulfillments).
### Transaction Validation
When a node is asked to check the validity of a transaction, it must do several things; the main things are: When a node is asked to check the validity of a transaction, it must do several things; the main things are:
* schema validation, * schema validation,
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The full details of transaction validation can be found in the code for `validate_transaction()` in the `BaseConsensusRules` class of [`consensus.py`](https://github.com/bigchaindb/bigchaindb/blob/master/bigchaindb/consensus.py) (unless other validation rules are being used by a federation, in which case those should be consulted instead). The full details of transaction validation can be found in the code for `validate_transaction()` in the `BaseConsensusRules` class of [`consensus.py`](https://github.com/bigchaindb/bigchaindb/blob/master/bigchaindb/consensus.py) (unless other validation rules are being used by a federation, in which case those should be consulted instead).
### Mutable and Immutable Assets
Assets can be mutable (changeable) or immutable. To change a mutable asset, you must create a valid transfer transaction with a payload specifying how it changed (or will change). The data structure (schema) of the change depends on the asset class. If you're inventing a new asset class, you can make up how to describe changes. For a mutable asset in an existing asset class, you should find out how changes are specified for that asset class. That's not something determined by BigchainDB.
## The Transaction Model ## The Transaction Model
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