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(a) show that the Government has been misled or mistaken in any of its measures;
(b) point out errors or defects in the Government or Constitution of the United Republic as
by law established or in legislation or in the administration of justice with a view to the
remedying of such errors or defects;
(c) persuade any inhabitants of the United Republic to attempt to procure by lawful means
the alteration of any matter in the United Republic as by law established; or
(d) point out, with a view to their removal, any matters which are producing or have a
tendency to produce feelings of ill-will and enmity between different classes of the
population of the United Republic.
(3) In determining whether or not the intention with which any act was done, any words were
spoken or any document was published is seditious, every person shall be deemed to intend
the consequences which would naturally follow from his conduct at the time and in the
circumstances in which he so conducted himself.
56.-58. Repealed
[Repealed by Act No. 3 of 1976 s. 55.]
59. Unlawful oaths to commit offences
Any person who–
(a) administers, or is present at and consents to, the administering of any oath or
engagement in the nature of an oath, purporting to bind the person who takes it to
commit any offence punishable with death; or
(b) takes any such oath or engagement, not being compelled to do so,
is guilty of an offence and is liable to imprisonment for life.
60. Other unlawful oaths to commit offences
Any person who–
(a) administers, or is present at and consents to the administering of, any oath or
engagement in the nature of an oath, purporting to bind the person who takes it–
(i) to engage in any mutinous or seditious enterprise;
(ii) to commit any offence not punishable with death;
(iii) to disturb the public peace;
(iv) to be of any association, society or confederacy, formed for the purpose of doing