Sale Annulment Refused Due to Sufficient Family Council Authorization for Incapacitated Seller's Property Transfer

A party sought to annul a sale of property, alleging the seller, who was mentally incapacitated at the time of the transaction, had not been properly protected under the law governing protective measures, specifically claiming that the necessary authorization for the sale was not obtained from the relevant judicial authority. The court rejected the appeal, reasoning that the required protective measure in place at the time of the sale only mandated the authorization of a family council for the disposal of property, and since such authorization had been duly obtained, the sale could not be annulled on the grounds of lack of proper legal authorization for the incapacitated person's disposition of assets.