Health Products Act 2007 s 56

s 56 Presumption of person’s intention to supply health product found in person’s possession

56. Where any person is found to be keeping or to be in possession of any health product in circumstances in which it would be reasonable to suspect that the person intends to supply the health product, the person is presumed, unless the contrary is proved, to have the health product in the person’s possession for the purpose of supply.

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