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(1)Any person aggrieved by any act done by the registrar in relation to a caution under this Act may appeal to the court in the prescribed manner.
(2)A caution lodged in pursuance of this Act shall not prejudice the claim or title of any person and shall have no effect whatever except as in this Act mentioned.
(3)If any person lodges a caution with the registrar without reasonable cause, he shall be liable to make to any person who may have sustained damage by the lodging of the caution such compensation as may be just, and such compensation shall be recoverable as a debt by the person who has sustained damage from the person who lodged the caution.
(4)The personal representative of a deceased cautioner may consent or object to registration or a dealing in the same manner as the cautioner.
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