Law 23 of 1971 replaced the narcotics law of 1956 (Law 44) and its 1963 amendment. It banned growing the listed plants, Indian hemp among them, and holding or trading them or their seeds at any stage of growth. Only roasted hemp seed that cannot germinate and stalk fibre were exempt.[1]
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