(1) if the juvenile court so thinks fit, it may, instead 0:
making an order under sub-section (2) of:section 5 for) sending thf:
child to a children’s home, make an order placing the child underth:
care of a parent, guardian or other fit person, on such pareng?
guardian or other fit person executing a bond with or without suriti to be responsible for the good behaviour and well being of the, chi!
and for the observance of SuCh conditions as the juvenile court ma think fit to impose.
(2) At the time of making an order under sub-section (1) or V any time subsequently, the juvenile court may, in addition, make . " order that the child be placed under supervision for any period no exceeding, three years in the first instance. " '
(3) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section (1) orsu section (2), if at any time it appears to the juvenile court, on receivin:
a report from the Probation Officer or otherwise, that there has bee.
a breach of any of the conditions imposed by it in respect of the; chiio.
it may, after making such inquiry as it deems fit, order the child “ti be sent to a children’s home. ' "
7. Where a parent or guardian of a child complains to the juv ‘ nile court that he is not able to exercise proper care and control ov‘c' the child and the juvenile court is satisfied on inquiry that proceedin_ under this Act should be initiated regarding the child, it may sen the child toja remand home and make such further inquiry as it ma deem fit and the provisions of sections 5 and 6 shall, as far as may n apply to such proceedings. '
8. In the case of child whose original place of residence lie:
outside the jurisdiction of the court before which .Lt is brought, thd court may, if satisfied after due inquiry that it is expedient so'to do send the child back to a relative or a fit person wiiliii to receive him and exercise proper care and control over him.
9. Where at any stage of a proceeding under this part the coat so considers it expedient in the interest of the child, it may mak:
such interim order as it thinks fit for the detention or continuedetention of the child in a place of safety, or for his committ to the care of a fit person who is willing to take care of "him. I;
PART III SPECIAL OFFENCES IN RESPECT OF CHILDREN '