Crimes Ordinance Part XII 12-84 Section 153D Cap. 200 and stating that it has been declared under this section to be liable to forfeiture; (c) have the same power to sentence or otherwise deal with the convicted person as if the vessel were not so liable; and (d) leave the liability to forfeiture out of account in determining the appropriate sentence or other manner of dealing with the convicted person. (3) A notice complying with this section shall— (a) be addressed to the owner of the vessel (it being unnecessary to name the owner); (b) state that a person has been convicted of an offence in relation to the vessel and state the nature, date, and the name and address of the person convicted, of the offence; (c) state that if, within a period beginning 4 months after the date of that conviction and ending 16 months after that date, any person commits an offence under section 139, 144 or 145 of this Ordinance, in relation to the vessel, and is convicted of that offence, the vessel will be liable to forfeiture; and (d) set out the sections referred to in paragraph (c). (4) For the purposes of subsection (1)(b)(ii) and section 153E, a notice is duly served on the owner of a vessel if— (a) it is delivered to him, or to the person whom the Commissioner believes to be the owner; (b) it is sent by registered post addressed to such person at the place of residence or business of such person, if any, known to the Commissioner; or (c) where in the opinion of the Commissioner it is not practicable to serve the notice in accordance with Verified Copy Last updated date 5.12.2014