Frankly, I would just store the user as the owner in all of those tables.
Probably using auth.signature().
You could do a very inefficient recursive select but I don't see any
advantage.
Something like:
task = db.tasks[5]
if task.job.project.owner != auth.user_id: # You are doing a select for
each dot you see here:
raise HTTP(403) # Forbidden
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