The petitioners contend that the relevant Rule under which the (1) 458 impugned orders of detention have been passed, is invalid on grounds other than those based on articles 14, 19, 21 and 22" and if that plea is well founded, the last clause of the presidential Order is not satisfied and the bar created by it suspending the citizens ' fundamental rights under Articles 14, 21 and 22 cannot be pressed into service." These observations, and particularly the portions underlined by me, clearly show that it was because of the conditional nature of the Presidential Order that the view was taken that if a detenue contents that the order of detention has been made mala fide or that it has been passed by a delegate outside the authority conferred on him under the Act or that it has been exercised inconsistently with the conditions prescribed in that behalf", that is, it is not in accordance with the provisions of law, such a plea would not be barred at the threshold by the Presidential order.