52 Health condition of sentenced person to be regarded 194.(1) Regard, in executing hudud, retribution and whipping sentences , shall be had to the health condition of the sentenced person, and the time suitable for execution, in such way as the sentenced person shall not be prejudiced by more than is meant by the penalty. (2) Every sentence of amputation, as a hud, or retribution, shall be preceded by medical examination of the sentenced person, by a physician. Execution shall be made by a competent person, and the amputated person shall remain, under medical care, at the State’s expence, until he is cured. (3) Where execution of the sentence is not possible, by reason of the heath condition of the sentenced person, the matter shall be submitted, to the court, which passed the sentence, to take such as it may deem fit. Suspension of retribution sentence 195.(1) The guardians of the deceased, or the victim, shall be notified of the date fixed for executing the retribution sentence. Where they request, at any time, before conducting the execution, suspension thereof, the competent authority shall suspend the same. (2) The application, for suspending execution, shall be presented orally, or in writing, to the competent court, or the prison officer in charge, and, in this case, the officer shall submit the application, to the competent court . Executing the sentence of imprisonment or estrangement 196.(1) The person sentenced to imprisonment shall forthwith be sent to the particular prison. Where the same is not possible, he shall be kept in police custody, pending his delivery, to the prison officer in charge. (2) Running of the penalty of imprisonment shall begin, after the actual execution thereof, and after satisfaction of any imprisonment penalty, due in a previous trial. (3) Estrangement sentence shall be executed, at such place, as the court may specify, in accordance with the safeguards of supervision, provided for in this Act. Executing whipping