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 As for the court orders as said in (2), (3), (4), and (5), if, at any moment during the period of time designated by the court, it becomes known to the court proprio motu or from a motion of an interested person, a public prosecutor, or the person or organisation that the court has entrusted the child to for the purpose of providing care, instruction, and teaching, or an officer that the circumstances relating to those orders have changed, the court shall have the power to change or modify the orders or issue new orders by virtue of the power under this section.

⁠Whoever aged above fourteen years but still not over seventeen years commits an act which the law prescribes to be an offence may be dealt with in accordance with section 74, if the court finds it inappropriate to adjudge him to punishment after considering his sense of right and wrong and all other things relating to him in order to rule as to whether he should be adjudged to punishment, or may have the scale of punishment designated for his offence deceased by one half, if the court finds it appropriate to adjudge him to punishment.

⁠Whoever aged above seventeen years or but still not over twenty years commits an act which the law prescribes to be an offence may have the scale of punishment designated for his offence decreased by one third or one half, if the court finds it appropriate.