Supreme Court of India
Laxmikant v. Union of India and Ors.
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Dmgs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 : S. 33-DDE-Notification dated 30th Ap1il 1992 prohibiting manufac ture and sale of all Aywvedic Dntgs licensed as tooth-pastes/tooth-powders containing tobacco-Validity of-Held : Intemational Conference held in col laboration with World Health Organisation was of opinion that total ban 011 use of tobacco in tooth paste and tooth-powder should be imposed-Hence the view taken by the Govemme11t of India imposing total prohibition on the use of tobacco in the preparation of tooth-powder and tooth-paste is well justified iii public i11terest-Co11stitutio11 of India,
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