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North Carolina General Statutes 66-88 - Application of Article after enactment of federal legislation

North Carolina General Statutes > Chapter 66 > Article 18 > § 66-88 - Application of Article after enactment of federal legislation


Current as of: 2010

If the Congress of the United States shall, at any time hereafter, enact in any form legislation designed to regulate the interstate distribution, labeling and sale of hazardous articles in packages suitable for or intended for household use, the Department of Health and Human Services shall, upon so determining, issue a proclamation to such effect and, from and after the date of such proclamation, this Article shall be applicable only with respect to intrastate manufacture, distribution, sale and labeling by persons, firms or corporations who do not comply with the federal legislation as to interstate distribution, labeling and sale of the materials or articles described in Gen. Stat. 66-85.

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North Carolina Laws: Hazardous Products and Materials

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U.S. Code Provisions: Hazardous Products and Materials

U.S. Code Title 49 > Subtitle III > Chapter 51 - Transportation Of Hazardous Material
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Federal Regulations: Hazardous Products and Materials

U.S. Code Title 49 > Subtitle III > Chapter 51 - Transportation Of Hazardous Material
U.S. Code > Title 15 > Chapter 30 - Hazardous Substances
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