Maybe the guard is on status of the taskinstance itself. It could be possible that taskinstances may not end unless a special guard condition is fullfilled. There is a little statemachine behind taskinstance itself, and maybe you want to put guards on various transitions these states as well (e.g. start(), end())... I know there is a fine line between business rules (the validation) and the tasks, but it would be interesting that ending a task could be prevented (or at least check if it can be ended).
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