This Appeal on the Court of Appeal, Lobatse was against an order, granted by the trial magistrate court, forfeiting to the State a vehicle which was used by the appellant in hunting game, without a permit. The appellant argued that at the time of the offence the vehicle belonged to the bank which borrowed him the money to buy the vehicle. Thus, the vehicle belonged to a third party. The Court reasoned that ”The reason that the form of the order is that the vehicle be "detained for a period of 90 days and ... thereafter to be forfeited to the State" is to enable an application to be made by any person claiming ownership for the return of the vehicle to such owner. In the present case no such application was made.”