Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Swedish term
utgår
When you have utgår at the end of sentences like:
Villkorets begränsning avseende stöldbegärlig egendom till 25 000 kr ***utgår***
Undantaget avseende gemensamma utrymmen i 6.C.2 enligt villkor PS900 utgår
what exactly does it mean please?
Normally, the verb means "assume" or "deleted" but these are very different meanings. Which one is it for the above please?
Thanks
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Matt Bibby
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Non-PRO (1): Christopher Schröder
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