46 (2) Where judgement is of conviction, there shall be determined therein, the offence of which the accused has been convicted, the section of the law, under which he has been tried, and the sentence passed. (3) Where the judgement is of conviction of more than one offence, and penalties of imprisonment have been inflicted, the court shall show, in the judgement, the manner of running thereof, concurrently, or consecutively . (4) Where the judgement is of acquittal, the court shall mention therein the charge of which the accused has been acquitted, and order his release . (5) However the judgement may be, it shall include any other orders, as may be necessary, for termination of the criminal suit . Grounds of sentence of alternative penalty in particular offences 168. Where an accused is convicted of an offence punishable with death, retribution or whipping , and the court has inflicted, upon the accused, any alternative penalty, it shall mention, in the judgement, the grounds, for which it has passed such sentence. Death sentence 169. Where the accused is sentenced to death, the court shall show, in the judgement, the manner of adjudged death. Sentence of suspended imprisonment 170.(1) The court, upon passing sentence other than in hudud and retribution offences, and offences punishable with death, or imprisonment for more than five years, may order suspension of execution of the sentence, and release the sentenced person, on probation period fixed thereby, not exceeding five years, as to such conditions, as it may deem fit, for good reputation and conduct, having due regard to the age of the sentenced person, his morals, previous convictions and nature and circumstances of the offence. (2) In case of breach, by the sentenced person, of the conditions during the probation period, the court shall order his arrest, and execution of the sentence passed against him thereupon . Accused informed of his right to appeal 171. Where judgement of conviction has been passed, and the sentence is subject to appeal, the court shall inform the accused, and those having interest, that they have the right of appeal, and of the period within which appeal may be presented . Sentence not subject to revision 172. Whenever judgement has been passed and signed, the court shall not , of its own accord , revise the same, by revision, or alteration, save as to correction of a clerical, or counting error.