Like you, I don't have the DTD, but I'm not sure of your assumption. I think the indentation gives you the sense that <o:version> should span until just before </cc:files>, but looking at how other o: tags work, I think this would be the proper closing: 
   <cc:files>
      <o:destination><![CDATA[/Documents/some file.pdf]]></o:destinati
+on>
      <y:name><![CDATA[some file.pdf]]></y:name>
      <r:DenyAccess dt="mv.string"></r:DenyAccess>
      <o:version>
         <d:contentclass><![CDATA[urn:content-classes:baseddocument]]>
+</d:conten
+tclass>
      </o:version>    <!-- <<<<<<<<<<<<< >
      <o:source><![CDATA[\sources\some file.pdf\some file.pdf]]></o:so
+urce>
      <a:FriendlyVersionID>1.0</a:FriendlyVersionID>
      <a:owner><![CDATA[SERVER\iusr_server]]></a:owner>
      <a:CreatedTimeStamp>2/1/2005 6:41:30 PM</a:CreatedTimeStamp>
      <a:DocumentState>approved</a:DocumentState>
      <a:IsCurrentVersion>False</a:IsCurrentVersion>
   </cc:files>

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In reply to Re: Repair malformed XML by halley
in thread Repair malformed XML by spoulson

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