Tennessee § 53-14-106 - License — Contents — Expiration — Nontransferable.
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§ 53-14-106. License — Contents — Expiration — Nontransferable.
All licenses issued pursuant to § 53-14-105 shall specify: The name and address of the licensees; The nature of the authorized project or projects; The nature of legend drugs, controlled substances or controlled substance analogues to be used in the project; and Whether dispensing to human subjects is permitted. A license shall expire one (1) year from the date of issuance, or upon termination of the authorized project or projects, whichever comes first, and shall be renewable annually at a fee of thirty dollars ($30.00). No license shall be transferable. Acts 1984, ch. 717, § 6; 2012, ch. 848, § 53. Amendments. The 2012 amendment substituted “legend drugs, controlled substances or controlled substance analogues” for “legend drugs or controlled substances” in (a)(3). Effective Dates. Acts 2012, ch. 848, § 99. May 15, 2012.
Source: official Tennessee text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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