The appeal against Azad Jammu and Kashmir Islamic Conduct Laws (Enforcement) Act 1974 Section 8/9 Conventional Code (XLV of 1860), Section 279 British Record did not show that the accused intended to kill anyone but in fact killed the victim. He was killed or he wanted to target something else but missed the target and killed the dead person. Under Section 8/9 of the Enforcement of Islamic Criminal Laws of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, no action was committed in the intention of the accused or to commit any offense. The Act 1974 was either proved by the prosecution Shariah Court or even though the accused were acquitted under different and irrelevant deliberations under Section 8/9 of the 1974 Act, the verdict of breach was retained on the grounds mentioned above. Similarly, no evidence was available on the record to show that the accused was driving the vehicle fast and thus, under section 279, the prosecution did not prove a crime, in the circumstances of the appeal against the trial. The accused's case was dropped
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