Aden’s governor added preparations made from cannabis extract or tincture to the dangerous-drug list when they were not solely for external use.[1] The notice, dated 5 April 1947, used powers under the colony’s 1942 ordinance.[1] The later replacement law retained this distinction in its drug schedule.[2]
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References
- Aden — Government Notice 54 of 5 April 1947, reproduced in the UN laws seriesE/NL.1949/58, printed p. 5; addition of non-external-use preparations made from Indian-hemp extract or tincture to the 1942 ordinance.
- Aden — Dangerous Drugs Ordinance 13 of 1960, original gazette supplied to the UNE/NL.1961/26; Gazette Legal Supplement 1, 5 January 1961; sections 3–9, 17, 22 and 28, schedule. Assented 22 December 1960; separate commencement rule not established.
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