Essential narcotic drug rules clarified; licence possession limits set and permitted sales recipients expanded for manufacturers and medical institutions The amendment creates an exception in rule 43 for cessation-of-manufacture notices when cessation is due to unforeseen circumstances beyond the licencee's control; limits a manufacturer's possession of essential narcotic drugs to quantities specified in the applicable licence while exempting Government Opium Factories from limits; and replaces rule 52F(1) to enumerate permitted recipients of essential narcotic drugs sold otherwise than on prescription, including licensed manufacturers, licenced dealers, licenced chemists, registered medical practitioners, Controller-authorised persons, and recognized medical institutions.
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Essential narcotic drug rules clarified; licence possession limits set and permitted sales recipients expanded for manufacturers and medical institutions
The amendment creates an exception in rule 43 for cessation-of-manufacture notices when cessation is due to unforeseen circumstances beyond the licencee's control; limits a manufacturer's possession of essential narcotic drugs to quantities specified in the applicable licence while exempting Government Opium Factories from limits; and replaces rule 52F(1) to enumerate permitted recipients of essential narcotic drugs sold otherwise than on prescription, including licensed manufacturers, licenced dealers, licenced chemists, registered medical practitioners, Controller-authorised persons, and recognized medical institutions.
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