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KARMAYOGIN. referred the Lingayat and Juin com article and that he bad on kaowlodge | Mr. Haptista aid it the contents were munities, who, the speaker wid, did no that the article contained roditious not read by the person who bent.it in longer winh to be recognized as an inte matter.
would not be pab Heation within the grul portion of the great Hindu contou- Chandravarkar,J.: Your argument thon meaning of the Booties... The ground on nity: And be muinmed op the matter by to that pablication required intention.
which the Magistrata beld the article to maying that if there was one thing which Accused had sold them but had not road
be published was tle notice which ar ** prominently furring itsell on their the content, and therefore there was no cused admitted he bad read.. tention it will the fact that this sec- publication in law
Heaton, J.: The meaning of the III. Hemed to be the order of the Mr. Baptista mid the Magistrate had pronouncement in the notice was clear Iny,
hold that there was no evidence to show and it reforred to spread of wedition. Contitting, thu lorturer haid, ther: WAK any person to whom they were sold had Chandravarkor, J : The whole question * Ideal of doubt in what was happen. ral the contente. That, the Magistrato
was whether the article was voditious or ng amongst then to damp their wpirit held, was not necesary under Section not. to make them feel di-appointed and to 125A. But the Magistrate thought, that
Mr. Baptista said the important ques think that for all ww maid and done would be necessary for charge of dofama.
tion the Court bad to decide was the in it was not progress but retrogression tion.
tuntion of the person who sent the article. With which they were fel. Seclarinin
The jury would not be bound to my that
Chandra varkar, J.: Having regard to Will no doubt a mark of regression.
it was the intention of the accused to all the wurrounding circumstances and But I student of history, 44 one who
excite hatred against the Government. the titues of unrost under which this row his faith ftuan Cixl, from humanity
Mr. Baptista showed country was passing, why should we not
distinction ami lam belief in progress being the
between "calculated to oxcite batred and infer that the persons in whose handa are of tho day . tl.u kingdom of pro
intention" and cited canes in support of they came had read them ? videner, I felt that the signs which they
Mr. Baptista: The jury would in that
bir arguments. wore witnessing wu far from being deprest caso only come to this inforence. Tu
The Advocate-Goneral having repli% High were thulunelvow that nignu thoy
ad thoir Lord lips reserved judgment. order contitute publication three we wi thu path of progress. The oventa
things ought to be established according het happening before them noumed
to the well-known authority of Odgern. to the rather ILNgn of dark but still
TRAVANCORE POLICE. Tho per must have read thom, le It w darkness before down. Whutber just have read and delivered them to
The whee of tive policemen, who were however it would be darkness continued others, and the party to whom they
convicted of offences of torture, unlawful ur Wetter it would be down that fol. were delivered must have read them.
detention in custody, ute, in connection lowe darkness on then upon biru and
Mr. Raptista added, accused had re
with the arrest made in June last year upon every onu. ceived advance copies by put and the
Hoon after the riot h4 already been re consigoment was with the Collector of
purted. The convicted policetien appealCu tomur. When his client received the
od before the District and Seunions "SWARAJ" SEDITION. ¡ books from the Collector after being ap
Judge who quashed the conviction of JUIXUMENT RESERVED). provel, Accured sold them and they were
the Magistrate, acquitted the three policeall diaponed of in two hours and not
men und ordered thu retrial of Justics Chandravarkar and Heaton single copy was left with his client. wo others. It is reported that som heard arguments on the rule takon out Heaton, J.: I. there any evidence
after their conviction by the MagisLycianush Bulwant Modak to wet aside when they were received ?
trato orders were invuod by the Superin the order of Mr. Anton, Chief Presidency
te dout of Police to an Inspector to ren
Mr. Strangwan said they were received Maritrate. Acused Modak was charged
der all nocessary help to on July 22nd,
the policeLofore the Magistrate under Section 124A.
tuen convicted, engage & vakil and pre
Ilonton, J.: Ilow did he receive ad. of the Indian Penal Code with having
fer an appeal. This order of the SuperinVance cupios
tendent way, it is alleged, followed by u publinbul in India a fortnightly magazine,
Mr. Baptinta : By post.
contidential circular to all the Inspectors called "Swaraj," which contained an ar.
Hoxton, J, What is your cliont! tacle "Etiology of Homb in Bengal" Aud
asking them to give certain percentage wan sentenced to one month'wimplo
Mr. Baptista: He is the manager of
of their pay sad also realise the same mprisonment. the "Rashtramat" and in lao manager
percentage from their subordinater Mr. J. Baptinta appeared in support Hartama Agoney.
The circular was signed by the Police of the rulo. Mr. Strongman, Advocate Huston, J.: If it is admitted that he
Inspector in charge of the Superinten Cheneral, instructed by the Public l'rose- diaposed of all the copies the inevitable
deut's Office. A good deal of protest cutor, appeared to show CHUNU Against the inference is that they must havo beou
was toado by the local Prens against
this extraordinary procedure, the attenrule. road by the people who received them.
tion of Government being called. Not Mr. Haptinta naid, the only question the Mr. Justice Chandravarkar said the
withstanding the strong adverse critiCourt had to decide was whether the facta promocutiou could not prove by direct proved constituted publication. His client ovidence who had real the article, but
ciemn in the Prout about the circular received advance copies of the "wanj." taking all the surrounding circumstances
no official contradiction has so far ap They were sent to the Collector who read into consideration and the time of unrest
peared. and and thou and they were then sold during which they were sent, presump by the accused. What the accused vaid tion did arise that they must have been was that be had no time to read the read by the persons who had received
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