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First the Car Damage Was Approved – Then the Customer Was Denied Compensation

A car owner in Sjöbo has reported his insurance company to the Swedish National Complaints Board, ARN, after the company initially approved the damages from a car break-in but later denied compensation.

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Skånska Dagbladet

First the Car Damage Was Approved – Then the Customer Was Denied Compensation

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Skånska Dagbladet broke the news 7 days ago on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.

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