law: Children Act, 1960
  34. Sending a child outside jurisdiction
  In the case of a
  
  neglected or delinquent child whose ordinary place of residence lies outside
  
  the jurisdiction of the competent authority before which he is brought, the
  
  competent authority may, if satisfied after due inquiry that it is expedient so
  
  to do, send the child back to a relative or other person who is fit and willing
  
  to receive him at his ordinary place of residence and exercise proper care and
  
  control over him, notwithstanding that such place of residence is outside the
  
  jurisdiction of the competent authority; and the competent authority exercising
  
  jurisdiction over the place to which the child is sent shall in respect of any
  
  matter arising subsequently have the same powers in relation to the child as if
  
  the original order had been passed by itself.