transferred, it is the duty of the transferring prison to apply for a copy of the judgment, and forward it promptly to the prison where the prisoner has been transferred. Appeals of prisoners transferred. Rule97. When any communication relating to the appeal of a prisoner who has been transferred, is received, it shall be forwarded without delay by registered post to the Superintendent of the prison in which the prisoner is confined after noting the same in the admission register of the prison from which the prisoner has been transferred. Reminder enquiring the result of the appeal. Rule98. If the result of an appeal to the Sessions Judge is not communicated within one month, or in the case of an appeal to the High Court, within three month's of the date on which the appeal was submitted, the Superintendent shall send a reminder to the Court [with a copy to the Officer in charge prosecution] .and repeat the enquiry at reasonable intervals until it is communicated. The result of appeal shall, when received, be communicated to the prisoner concerned and entered in his history and admission register. The letter conveying the result of appeal should be filed with the prisoner's warrant. Procedure when a Court directs retrial of a prisoner. Rule99. If an appellate Court directs that a prisoner be retried and a warrant for his release on bail or for his custody ending trial is not received at the same time, the prisoner shall unless he has to undergo a sentence or another warrant, be removed to the under-trial prisoner's ward, and the Superintendent shall apply to the Court for a warrant for his custody pending trial. Petitions from prisoners sentenced by Court Martial Rule100. No appeal lies from a sentence passed by a court martial, but a person convicted by a court martial under the Pakistan Air Force, Navy or Army Act, has a right to submit one petition, only against the finding or sentence for disposal by the highest authority to whom he is authorised to apply. His legal right to submit a petition, and the authority to which a petition, shall be addressed, are explained to every accused at the time of promulgation of the sentence. The petition should be forwarded to the Officer commanding of the unit to which the prisoner belonged who will forward the same alongwith the record of the proceedings to the highest authority. Appeals for petitions addressed to the President of Pakistan or to any Civil authority, will be 'forwarded 36