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Telegraphic Press Messages Act

5. Presumptions in prosecutions

Edition: 1964-12-12 · In force

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5. Presumptions in prosecutions

In a prosecution under this Act the production of a document which—
(a)purports to be a telegraphic message;
(b)contains the intelligence published or supplied for publication; and
(c)is addressed to and has been delivered to the person publishing or to some person on his behalf by an officer of the Kenya Posts and Telecommunications Corporation or a telegraph company,
shall be prima facie evidence that the message published or supplied for publication is a message published under the protection of this Act; and proof that any person is the responsible editor of a newspaper in which there has been publication contrary to the provisions of this Act shall be prima facie evidence that that person willfully caused the unlawful publication.
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Source: Kenya Law