(2) Notwithstanding the provisions of this Act, with respect to the procedure, which have to be followed by the Court, the procedure may take such form, as may not be followed in the ordinary trial procedure; and the Court may likewise convene at any appropriate place, or time, where the said Court deems there is an interest of the Child therein. (3) A child shall not be tried, save in the attendance of a person deputed by the Social and Psychological Service Office, and endeavor, as far as possible, to secure the attendance of his guardian, or whoever may stand therefor. (4) Trial of a Child shall not be conducted, save in the attendance of an advocate, or pleader therefor, as far as possible; and the Court may allow the attendance of any other person, as a friend. (5) The Court may exempt a delinquent Child, or the witness, from attending the trial by himself, where it deems that his interest requires the same. (6) Every procedure, which the law demands its service on a Child shall, as far as possible, be served on his parent, or guardian, whoever may be entrusted with care thereof, or his advocate; and those shall have the right to contest, by all the available legal ways, the judgement passed against the Child. 36