The release notes say something I think support this belief: “In addition any contracts visible to any party in act_as or read_as may be accessed during interpretation. For example, if act_as = [Alice], readAs = [PricingObserver], Alice can submit a transaction with a Fetch on a price contract only…

First, if all you want is to fetch a single contract, you can pass the party to queryContractKey directly. The party argument is overloaded so you can also pass multiple parties, e.g., as a list and if the contract is visible to any of them it will succeed: queryContractKey [alice, bob] key Now le…

Can I fetch a contract visible to another party with submitMulti?

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Can I fetch a contract visible to another party with submitMulti?

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