[Rev. 2012] Children CAP. 141 (5) A court shall have power to vary, modify or revoke any order made under this section after the child’s eighteenth birthday, on the application of any of the persons named in subsection (3), or where the child marries after his eighteenth birthday, his spouse. 108. Disputes between guardians (1) Where two or more persons act as joint guardians to a child, or where the surviving parent and a guardian act jointly and they are unable to agree on any question affecting the welfare of the child, any of them may apply to the court for its direction, and the court may make orders regarding the matters of difference as it may think proper. (2) A relative of the child, or the child, or the Director, or a person who has parental responsibility for the child, or a person who has been authorised to act jointly with a guardian under sections 104 and 105, may with the leave of the court, apply to the court for its directions or settlement of any question affecting the welfare of the child arising from or connected with the exercise of the guardian’s parental responsibility with respect to the child, and the court may make such order regarding the matters in contention as it may think proper. 109. Powers of guardian A guardian appointed under section 105 shall have the same powers over the estate and the person, or over the estate, as the case may be, of a child, as a guardian appointed by deed or will or otherwise under the Law of Succession Act (Cap. 160). 110. Neglect or misapplication of assets by guardians of the estate of the child Where a guardian of the estate of a child, whether or not that guardian is also a guardian of the person of the child, neglects to recover or safeguard, or misplaces any asset forming part of the estate of the child, or subjects the estate to loss or damage, he shall whether or not also guilty of an offence on that account, be liable to make good any loss or damage so occasioned. 111. Offence by guardians of the estate of a child Any guardian of the estate of a child who— (a) wilfully or recklessly neglects to receive and safeguard any asset forming part of the estate, misapplies any such asset or subjects any such asset to loss, waste or damage; or (b) wilfully fails to produce to the court, or the parent or guardian of the child any account or inventory required by the provisions of section 102; or (c) wilfully or recklessly produces any such inventory or account which is false in any material particular, shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable to a fine not exceeding fifty thousand shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding one year or to both such fine and imprisonment. C15 - 51 [Issue 1]