abw.

22:06 Apr 24, 2018
German to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Insurance / Car Insurance Documentation
German term or phrase: abw.
Hi guys,

Translating some internal files for an insurance company and came across the abbreviation "abw." at the start of a sentence which I have never seen before. Anyone got any idea of the meaning and/or English equivalent?

Thanks in advance.

Here's the sentence:

"abw. Hauptfälligkeit z. Zt. kein Thema, daher besteht wahrscheinlich keine Anforderung"

Best,

Josh
Joshua Thomson
United Kingdom
Local time: 17:21


Summary of answers provided
3different due date
Lancashireman


  

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abweichende Hauptfälligkeit
different due date


Explanation:
http://www.lebensversicherung-verkaufen.de/faq-items/ist-die...

I am confident about the abbreviation but you will need to do further research yourself as to the precise meaning.

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https://dict.leo.org/englisch-deutsch/abweichend
https://dict.leo.org/englisch-deutsch/Hauptfälligkeit

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Note added at 21 days (2018-05-16 21:47:49 GMT)
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Hi Josh
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One of the KudoZ guys

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Lancashireman
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Local time: 17:21
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