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Nissan’s civil lawsuit against Ghosn to get first hearing in Japan

Carlos Ghosn in Lebanon
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REED STEVENSON and TSUYOSHI INAJIMA
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November 11, 2020 03:47 PM

TOKYO -- The first hearing for Nissan Motor Co.’s lawsuit against Carlos Ghosn is scheduled to take place in Yokohoma on Friday, part of the Japanese automaker’s efforts to claim 10 billion yen ($95 million) in damages from its former chairman.

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