s 19 Special order in case of small estate
19.—(1) If it appears that, having regard to the station in life of an infant 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 infant should be made available for his maintenance, education or advancement in such manner as to avoid the expense of applications to the court, the court may, instead of appointing a guardian of the property of the infant, order that all the property of the infant of whatsoever description shall be placed in the hands of a person to be appointed by the court, with full power to deal with and apply the same for the purpose aforesaid in his sole and uncontrolled discretion; and in such case the receipt of the person so appointed shall be a good discharge to any person making any payment or transfer of any property to him on behalf of the infant.[27/2014] (2) Any person so appointed may be ordered by the court to render an account of his dealings with the infant’s estate.[27/2014] (3) The court may for 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 less power as may appear advisable, or may appoint a guardian of the infant’s property.[27/2014]