Section 105

If it is found that having regard to the status in life of a minor and to the value of his property and to all the circumstances of the case, it would be expedient that the capital property of the minor be made available for his maintenance, education or advancement to avoid the expense of making an application to the Court, the Court may, instead of appointing a guardian of the property of the minor, order that all the property of the

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minor, of whatsoever description, be placed in the hands of a person to be appointed by the Court, with power to deal with and apply the property for the purpose aforesaid in his discretion; and in that case the receipt from the person appointed shall be a good discharge to any person making any payment or transfer of any property to him on behalf of the minor.

Any person appointed under subsection (1) may be ordered by the Court to render an account of his dealings with regards to the property of the minor.

The Court may, for an any sufficient reason, discharge any order or revoke any appointment made under subsection (1) and may appoint another person with the same power or such greater or lesser power as is proper in its opinion or may appoint a guardian of the property of the minor.