cedrone wrote: 13 Mar 2022, 22:24 Yes, it is 'suespresso' , one word composed of su = above and espresso, past participle of esprimere = to express, to say.
So the meaning is what you said, aforementioned.
Same meaning in the following line for 'surriferito'.
It seems the clerk liked to use these burocratic words.
Great. Thanks so much for explaining, cedrone.
Edit to Add. Thank you also for confirming that I had interpreted that part of the Act correctly. I really appreciate it.
Angela
