Selection of Leading Cases for the Use of B.L. Students

13 the measures of the Government as is compatible with a disposition to render obedience to the lawful authority of the Government and to support the lawful authority of the Government against unlawful attempts to subvert or resist that authority is not disaffection. [...] Let us read the explanation again :--Such a disapprobation of the measures of the Government as is computable with a disposition to render obedience to the lawful authrority of the Government ' and to support the lawful authority of the Government against unlawful attempts to subvert or resist that authority is not disaffection. [...] were made with the intention of exciting only such a disapprobation of the measures of the Government as is compatible with a disposition to render obedience to the lawful authority of the Government and to support the lawful authority of the Government against unlawful attemp6 to subvert or resist that authority." This you will see draws a distinction between attempting to excite feelings of [...] Would then the readers of the Kesari at that time and in the'then existing state of the country and of public feeling regard the articles as a poem and a historical discussion applying no moral to the British Government here and now or would they be excited by them to feelings of enmity to the Government ? But in the next place in judging of the intention of the accusedi you must be guided no [...] Now though the coplaint must undoubtedly contain the article complained of to give information to the accused of the charge against him there is nothing in the Code to show that the written order to make the complaint— if written order is required—must specify the exact article in respect of which the complaint is to he made.