Seychelles added preparations made from Indian-hemp extract or tincture to its dangerous-drug list, except those capable of external use only. The amendment changed the 1935 ordinance and was published on 10 January 1949, following passage by the Legislative Council in December.[1]
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References
- United Nations — Seychelles Dangerous Drugs (Amendment) Ordinance No.35 of 1948, E/NL.1953/521949 · Printed pp.2–3: principal Ordinance No.26 of 1935; section 5 adding section 15(l); assent and Gazette No.3 publication on 10 January 1949, after passage on 29 December 1948archived
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