7. Powers to reiease child-accused on' the ressgnbancc, of his parent or ~nxrdlan

(I) In any case whkre a child is accused of an offence whether bailable or not. the kourt may, instead of taking bail from the child, release him to trial on n rerognizsnce epL-red into by his parent or guardian for producing him as the Court may direct., (2) If the parent or the guardian of the child- (a) is not residing. or (b) has no immovable property withid the territories of the State, the Court shall, instead of taking Oersonal recognizance, from such parfnt or m?2r3;ans ask Fin? ' n :~~j-nish a surety re7idfng within the State far the amot~nt to be lirrd by the Court. (3) If the percon entering into recognizance or giving a aurety- bond as abo:le fails to produce the child according to terms of the surety bond- (a) the provisions of Chapter XLII of the Criminal Procedure Code shall supply to &cognizance or surety-bond as the case may be, and (b) the Court may issue a warrant for the arrest of the accused