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Medicines (Labelling of Chinese Proprietary Medicines) Regulations
reg 4

In force2005 Revised EditionCurrent version · 2005 Revised EditionSee versions on Singapore Statutes Online(opens the publisher’s site)

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Medicines (Labelling of Chinese Proprietary Medicines) Regulations

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1Citation
2Definitions
2AScope of Regulations
3Particulars to be shown on container, package and leaflet
4Repealed
5Certain substances to be labelled
6Prohibition of certain labels and leaflets
7Manner in which particulars are to be stated
8Language in which particulars are to be stated
9Additional information to be shown on container, etc., of Chinese proprietary medicine

Medicines (Labelling of Chinese Proprietary Medicines) Regulations · 2005 Revised Edition

Regulation 4

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[Deleted by S 546/2016 wef 01/11/2016]

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Per Ah Seng Robin and another v Housing and Development Board and another[2015] SGCA 62

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