(1) The Court may appoint a guardian for the person of the ward and manager for his property and may supervise their work or remove them.
(2) The Court may, at its discretion, obtain from the person appointed under sub-section (1), security and guarantee for the performance and discharge of duties and may pay, if necessary, adequate remuneration for his service, from the property of the ward.
(3) An appointment made under sub-section (1) shall terminate on cessation of superintendence of the Court.
(4) The appointment of a guardian under this section, shall be subject to the provisions contained in 26[sections 3 and 17 of the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890.]
21. Where no guardian or manager is appointed by the Court for the person or property of the ward or such office is temporarily vacant, the 27[Collector] specified in the notification under section 14, or any other person whom the Court may appoint for this purpose, may, under the control of the Court, do all acts that might be done by such guardian or manager.