Sections 392, 511 and 34 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 203c & 203d, appeal to the Federal Shariah Court for attempted robbery and joint intent. The accused filed an appeal in the High Court against his conviction and conviction at the trial, but it was he who returned by a single High Court judge that the appeal was worth it before the Federal Shariah Court. The RFIR was initially registered under section 17 (2) of the Crimes Against Property (Enforcement Jewish) Ordinance 1979, but the District Attorney, the competent authority, presented the invoice under section 392, only the PPC trial. The Court, on receipt of challan, found guilty only under Sections 392, 511 and 34, at the end of the frame charge and trial under Section 392, PPC. Strong conviction. And according to the convicted accused, they were neither charged nor prosecuted under the provisions of the PPC Accusation, nor were they prosecuted under Hood's laws, punishment and Appeals against the conviction will not lie before the Federal Shariah Court, but before the High Court of Appeal before the Federal Shariah Court, the court was disqualified and the office was directed to transfer the entire record of the appeal to the High Court for judgment. Conditions
