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Regina v Licensing Authority Established By Medicines Act 1968 (Acting By Medicines Control Agency) ex parte Rhone Poulenc Rorer Limited; May and Baker Limited: Admn 23 Dec 1997

The applicants sought to suspend licences granted for grey or parallel imports of pharmaceutical products, pending resolution of the issue by the European Court. Licences had been granted for certain products, which the manufacturers considered to be superceded. This was an interim application. It first fell to be decided whether there was a serious issue … Continue reading Regina v Licensing Authority Established By Medicines Act 1968 (Acting By Medicines Control Agency) ex parte Rhone Poulenc Rorer Limited; May and Baker Limited: Admn 23 Dec 1997

Regina v Medicines Control Agency ex parte Pharma Nord Ltd: CA 10 Jun 1998

Once the Medicines Control Agency has decided that a product is a medicinal product and licensable as such, the courts should not seek to substitute their own judgment. Residuary discretion for declaration not used. Judges: Woolf MR, Morritt, Robert Walker LJJ Citations: Times 10-Jun-1998, [1998] EWCA Civ 891 Statutes: Medicines for Human Use (Marketing Authorisations … Continue reading Regina v Medicines Control Agency ex parte Pharma Nord Ltd: CA 10 Jun 1998