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The Superior Court has power, where circumstances require it, to discharge an apprentice from his apprenticeship, and, in case any money or other thing has been paid or contracted to be paid by either party in relationship to the apprenticeship, the court must make such order concerning the same as seems just and reasonable. If the apprentice so discharged was originally bound by the Superior Court it must, if found necessary, again bind such minor if under age.
SOURCE: ‘272 CC.