Article 11 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 203d, 203f & 189 forcing a woman to abduct, abduct or incite or forcibly marry a woman. The power to punish and the jurisdiction of the courts The courts may not impose less than life imprisonment under section 11. Exemption from the statutory law, the Offense of Adultery (Hood) Ordinance 1979, unless words can be extended to life Section Section 11, The Offense of Adultery (Enforcement of Religion) Ordinance 1979, Constitution In accordance with the requirements of Article 203D of the K or in exercising its legislative powers by legislature, the courts cannot, on the basis of the observations of the Supreme Court's Shariat Bench in Hashim Khan v. State PLD. SC 567 of 1991, awarding imprisonment for a sentence less than the life imprisonment provided in the law, however, the Shariat Appeal Bench of the Supreme Court observed that the Government could examine and make necessary amendments to Section 11 of the Ordinance, as Hashim. The principles of Khan's case have been suggested in \ r \ n \ r \ n
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