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Briefly tracks compliance & regulatory developments — court rulings, legislation, gazette notices, and regulatory updates — from courts and regulators. 63 updates tracked in the past 30 days, last updated 1 Aug.

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Pharmacy Council of Nigeria: Seals 383 Drug Outlets in Ogun Over Regulatory Violations

The Pharmacy Council of Nigeria (PCN) has sealed 383 pharmaceutical premises across Ogun State for various regulatory violations, including operating without valid licences, poor storage of medicines and running illegal drug outlets. This development is significant for practitioners in the pharmaceutical industry as it highlights the importance of compliance with regulatory requirements. The PCN's enforcement exercise demonstrates its commitment to ensuring that only licensed and compliant pharmacies operate in the state, thereby protecting public health and safety. This move may also set a precedent for other states to follow suit, potentially leading to increased scrutiny of pharmacy operations nationwide. The relevant statutes and regulations involved in this matter include the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) Act, which regulates the importation, exportation, and sale of pharmaceutical products in Nigeria. The PCN's actions are also guided by the Pharmacy Council of Nigeria Regulations, which outline the standards for pharmacy practice in the country. The court hierarchy involved is not explicitly mentioned in the excerpt, but it is likely that any disputes or appeals related to this matter would be heard at the Federal High Court or a lower state court. The key parties involved are the PCN, the Ogun State government, and the affected pharmaceutical premises. Practitioners should monitor this development closely as it may impact their own compliance obligations and potentially lead to increased regulatory scrutiny of pharmacy operations in Nigeria.

31 Jul
United States
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New York Attorney General Sues Kalshi Over Unlicensed Prediction Market

New York sues Kalshi, claiming prediction contracts violate state gambling laws. The New York Attorney General's office has filed a 32-page complaint in the New York County Supreme Court against Kalshi, accusing the platform of running an unlicensed wagering operation and failing to prevent underage betting. The lawsuit claims that Kalshi's prediction markets are essentially gambling platforms, which are subject to state regulations. The legal significance of this matter lies in its potential impact on the regulation of prediction markets across the United States. Several states have already taken steps to restrict Kalshi's activity, and New York's lawsuit may set a precedent for other jurisdictions to follow. The outcome of this case will likely influence the development of prediction market regulations nationwide. The relevant statutes involved in this matter include the New York Penal Law and the New York Racing, Pari-Mutuel Wagering and Breeding Law. These laws govern gambling activities within the state and impose licensing requirements on operators. The court hierarchy involved is the New York County Supreme Court, which will hear the case. The key parties involved in this matter are Kalshi, the Attorney General's office, and potentially other states that have already taken action against the platform. Practitioners should monitor the outcome of this case, as it may set a precedent for the regulation of prediction markets across the United States.

31 Jul

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