Court of Session
Americannoun
noun
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Chief executive Michael Topham told the Court of Session that former government minister Lorna Slater had offered assurances "akin to a guarantee" that the scheme would proceed.
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The Court of Session hearings are scheduled to last for eight days.
From BBC
Mr Topham told the Court of Session that a letter from Slater in 2022 had offered the firm an "unequivocal reassurance about their commitment to the scheme".
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A waste firm's bid to sue the Scottish government over the collapse of its bottle return scheme is to be heard at the Court of Session.
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In January, the Court of Session dismissed an attempt by the government to have the case thrown out.
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