SCHEDULE 1 Controlled Drugs: Variation of Punishments for Certain Offences under this Act
Customs and Excise Management Act 1979 (1979 c 2) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 1 Controlled Drugs: Variation of Punishments for Certain Offences under this Act

Sections 50(5), 68(4), 170(4)

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Section 50(4), 68(3), and 170(3) of this Act shall have effect in a case where the goods in respect of which the offence referred to in that subsection was committed were a Class A drug[, Class B drug or a temporary class drug] as if for the words from “shall be liable†onwards there were substituted the following words, that is

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