“ Where a person, by means of his holding or having held an office under Her Majesty the Queen, has lawfully or unlawfully either obtained possession of or control over any document, sketch, plan, or model, or acquired any information, and at any time corruptly or contrary to his official duty communicates or attempts to communicate that document, sketch, plan, model, or information any person to whom the same ought not, in the interest of the State, or otherwise in the public interest, to be communicated at that time, he shall be guilty of a breach of official trust. ”
Summary
“The Official Secrets Act 1889”, is a work by . It explores elements such as offence, sketch and misdemeanor.
Quotes from The Official Secrets Act 1889 ()
“ Any person who incites or counsels, or attempts to procure, another person to commit an offence under this Act, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and on conviction be liable to the same punishment as if he had committed the offence. ”
“ Any reference to a place belonging to Her Majesty the Queen includes a place belonging to any department of the Goverment of the United Kingdom or of any of Her Majesty's possesions , whether the place is or is not actually vested in Her Majesty ”
