A. Pecuniary reparations 142. The Applicant claims pecuniary reparations for both the material and moral prejudice which she alleges is a result of the violations suffered due to the Respondent State’s conduct. i. Material prejudice 143. The Applicant alleges that upon her arrest, the police seized her car and motorcycle, which at the time of filing this Application, had not been returned to her family. The Applicant, therefore, prays the Court to order the return of the items in the same condition as before seizure. In terms of the quantum of damages, the Applicant submits that “a new Land Rover Discovery retails from hundred and six thousand, three hundred (USD 106,300) United States Dollars and a used Land Rover Discovery of a similar model and age (but taking into account depreciation and wear and tear for the period the Respondent was incarcerated) retails from approximately Forty Thousand Five Hundred (40,500) USD.” 144. The Applicant prays the Court to grant her a reasonable award for the material prejudice suffered, taking into account the principle of equity and the ten (10) years in prison. 145. The Applicant also requests the reimbursement of Mrs. Barbara Doerner, her sister-in-law, for expenses incurred during her appeal procedure. In addition, the applicant prays for Five Thousand (USD 5,000) United States Dollars to cater for counsel’s preparation and lodging her grounds of appeal and Eight Thousand (USD 8,000) United States Dollars to cater for counsel’s representation in arguing the appeal. In total, the Applicant requests the payment of Thirteen Thousand (USD 13,000) United States Dollars in legal fees. 146. In her Reply, the Applicant submitted that she is not in a position to produce the log book for her motor vehicle registration number T382 ADJ Land 41