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Drugs researcher's tribunal is cancelled

Published on
November 13, 1998
Last updated
May 27, 2015

An unfair dismissal bid against Edinburgh's Queen Margaret College by controversial drugs researcher Martin Plant has been withdrawn on the eve of a hearing to determine whether the case should go ahead. The industrial tribunal preliminary hearing is believed to have been cancelled because Dr Plant won a settlement, involving a confidentiality clause.

A college spokesman said: "All of the parties in this case now regard the matter as ended."

Dr Plant, former head of Edinburgh University's alcohol and research unit, left the university after a 20-year association when his contract expired last year.

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