Act 16 Land Act 1998 (8) In the exercise of any powers under this section the Registrar shall( a) give not less than twenty one days' notice in the prescribed form to any party likely to be affected by any decision made under this section; ( b) provide an opportunity to be heard to any such party to whom a notice under paragraph (a) has been given; ( c) conduct ·any sucn nearmg m accordance wnn tne rules of natural justice but subject to that duty, shall not be bound to comply with the ru1es of evidence applicable in a court of law; (d) give reasons for any decision that he or she may make. (9) The Registrar shall communicate his or her decision in writing to the parties and the Committee. ( l 0) Any party aggrieved by a decision or action of the Registrar under this section may appeal to the District Land Tribunal within sixty days after the decision was communicated to that party. ( 11) Where the Registrar has cancelled a certificate of title or an entry in the Register Book, a party in whose favour the cancellation is made shall not transfer the title until the expiry of the time within which an appeal may be Jodged; and where an appeal is lodged against the cancelllation, he or she shall not transfer the title until the determination of the appeal. ( 12) The party who lodges an appeal under this section shall take steps to ensure that the Registrar and the other party are served with the notice of appeal. (13) Where the person who appealed under this section fails to prosecute the appeal, the Tribunal shall, on application by any other party to the appeal, strike out the appeal. 78